Pretty To Look At But Not To Be Eaten Poem by Lauren Coles
Pretty To Look At But Not To Be Eaten
Ornaments are pretty,
They simmer on the tree,
They hang low on the tree,
Young kids are curious about the mystery objects and knock them off,
They might put them in their mouth to get them covered in droll,
Pets do the same,
It better to save the decorations until the kids get a little older so that it can become a cherish memory.
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: kids,memory,pets,tree
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