Poems By a Little Girl by Hilda Conkling
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There are no crumbs on your coat,
Did you use a napkin? I wonder what you had to eat, And who dresses you in gray velvet? SHORT STORY I found the gold on the hill; I found the hid gold! The wicked queen Stole the gold, Hid it under a stone And never told. The selfish queen Rolling away In her white limousine, Never knew nor dreamed That I searched all day Till I found the gold, The gold! BY LAKE CHAMPLAIN I was bare as a leaf And I felt the wind on my shoulder. The trees laughed When I picked up the sun in my fingers. The wind was chasing the waves, |
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