VERSES WE'VE MADE
"MEOONA." (Original.) Megona was a gipsy. She lived 'mid syrran dell,-, Her hair waa of the brown turf, Her eyea were haiel wells. Megona lored to wander Around the woodland glens; » Her friends were the animals, Her food t c birds would bring Megona Joyed In .dancing—dancine all alone, Dandng to her Heart's content In her fair1 woodland home. , ' "SPAEKLING EYES" (13). Lower Hutt. A NIGHTINGALE'S 80NG. (Original.) As the sun sank ilowly Into the west, And the bird* In great number flew to ttielr nests, s •■ - A nightingale aat perched on a tree And «ang till Us beart waa as Joyous could be. Its song wai of green fields, of the beauty above, While the stars In the heavens (hone «nd twinkled with lore. "LILY OF KIMjARXEY" <12). Brooklyn. MV GARDEN. (Original.) Oh. I din 'lii my garden. With rake and spade and hoe, The daffodils la their, garden frock! Are standing In a row, Tho prettr pink rose Is blowing In the biccze, And a little brown sparrow is singing to the trees. / "DAFFODIL BABY" (10). Lower Butt. • ,
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 20
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183VERSES WE'VE MADE Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 20
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