The Man In The Moon Poem by PAUL COLVIN
The Man In The Moon
Tiny circles everywhere
Rippling all around
A million tiny droplets
Falling on the ground
Shiny tarmac underfoot
The puddles deep and black
In the centre is the moon
Its reflection shining back.
I looked down then looked up
And what a sight to see
The little man up in the moon
Was smiling down at me.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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