Old Wifes Riddles Poem by sylvia spencer

Old Wifes Riddles

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Old wifes tales are a mystery
which started way back in history.
If I wore a dress with a dropped hemline
then mother would say 'A Stich in Time Saves Nine!
We each had a jar on one of the kitchen shelves
as the money went in Mum would say'Look After The
Pennies and the Pounds Take Care of Themselves.
I hope you have enjoyed my old wifes riddle because
There's Been Many a GoodTune Played on an Old Fiddle;
but dont ask for an encore, I am forty and a score.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 25 May 2006

So much richness in the 'Old Words' you are coming across beautifully and with something of an educational nature Thankyou Love Duncan

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Sidi Mahtrow 02 April 2006

If you collect proverbs/saying/riddles/etc, here's another for you. Wish in one hand and spit in the other. See which fills first. Forty and a score? Actually by my count: It's three score, plus three more. But who keeps record of the amount? sidi

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