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Meadow Surprises

Writer's picture: Vijaya KumarVijaya Kumar

Meadows have surprises,

You can find them if you look;

Walk softly through the velvet grass,

And listen by the brook.


You may see a butterfly

Rest upon a buttercup

And unfold its drinking straws

To sip the nectar up.


You may scare a rabbit

Who is sitting very still;

Though at first you may not see him,

When he hops you will.


A dandelion whose fuzzy head

Was golden days ago

Has turned to airy parachutes

That flutter when you blow.


Explore the meadow houses,

The burrows in the ground,

A nest beneath tall grasses,

The ant’s amazing mound.


Oh! Meadows have surprises

And many things to tell;

You may discover these yourself,

If you look and listen well.

LOIS BRANDT PHILLIPS

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