Our Own Verse-Makmer.
A FROWN AND A SMILE. A frown is an' ogre fierce and glum, Bar the door if he chance to come; Bar the door in his face so grim, And say you'll- never have room for ■ him. ''~. .', ■ A smilo- is a: fairy sweet and gay, Open the door if she flits your way. Open tho door and sot it wide, And ask her kindly to step inside. "PENSIVE." ; Kelburn. . .......''....-. . AUTUMN.'.'., : „ Autumn, tho. season of fallen leaves,. Falling from boughs to sunlit calves; She. has come softly-, with kind brown "eyes,. . . . Just like a gift fallen from tho skies, Tipping tho leaves with gold,, brown, and red, The best of all seasons, Autumn is said. RUBY RIETHMULLER, Miramar. • 'IN SLEEPY LAND." In Sleepy Land the Fairies Have such a lot of fun. They ramble in the blankets And shelter from the sun. The elves they have a busy time With stitching lip the sheets That naughty little fairy folk Have damaged in their leaps. MARIE M'"ORAE (9). '.Ngaip.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 138, 14 June 1930, Page 18
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170Our Own Verse-Makmer. Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 138, 14 June 1930, Page 18
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