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- FRIDAY THE 13THOooh! Aaaah! Stay home Little frightened ones! Today is Friday the 13th! You know what that means! Ooooh! Bad luck Because you feel guilty For all the things You’ve done to hurt people For which you’ve Yet to be caught. By Adele Swift
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- Saint Patrick’s day A little leprechaun sat pondering Saint Patrick’s Day was fast approaching For he wanted to learn to sing But his voice needed coaching So he went to see his friend Mick Who’s voice was so sweet and true I want to sing like an angel Would you tell me what to do? Let me […]
- HAVE YOU GOT THE RIGHT TIME?Tick-tock the wife collects clocks They cover the walls There is even one in the hall, And in the living room Some are small and some are tall, She even bought one off an old bloke Who lives down the road, But one or two of them are broke Now she’s bought a Cuckoo clock […]
- BURNS NIGHTThe Story of Burns Night On or around January 25, his believed birthday, the life and work of Scottish poet Rabbie Burns is celebrated with a ritual of food, drink and poetry. The Burns’ Supper was started by friends of Burns, a few years after his death in 1796, as a tribute to his memory, […]
- Twelve March Poems   “March Snow”  There is something hopeful about March, something benevolent about the light,  and yet wherever I look snow has fallen or is about to fall, and the cold  is so unexpected, so harsh, that even the spider lily blooming  on the windowsill seems no more than another […]
- Pancake day treatWhen the children have finished play They suddenly remember its Pancake day Inside they run to see all the treats That will surround their Pancake feast, Jams fruit and cream a Pancake dream The children lick their lips Whilst mum masters the mixture and whips, All the magic ingredients together To produce batter as light […]
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