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It is also now on our computers, Landscape, Flowers, Seasons and Dreams.
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"Nature's first green is gold" ......................Nothing Gold Can Stay by Robert Frost
- Frost's poem contains the perfect image of Vermont's spring landscape. The hardwoods lose their leaves in autumn and stay bare through the winter. In spring, the first green to appear is really gold as the buds break open. The willows and maples have this temporary gold hue. In only a few days, the leaves mature to green.
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Dreams Are the Flowers (That Bloom in Your Heart)
(Jackie Cusic)
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Close your eyes, sleep is more than it seems
Soon you'll discover a garden of dreams
A blossoming tapestry lights up the dark
Dreams are the flowers
that bloom in your heart
Rose dreams are red like a new valentine
Violets are blue 'cause they're sad all the time
Daisy dreams shine like the sun in the park
Dreams are the flowers
that bloom in your heart |
So dream and bloom, bloom and dream
And watch your garden grow
When you awaken with a smile
Everyone will know
You've been to dreamland
and now you've returned
Eager to share everything you've learned
Believing in dreams isn't really so hard
Dreams are the flowers
that bloom in your heart | |
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Spring
Spring makes the world a happy place
You see a smile on every face.
Flowers come out and birds arrive,
Oh, isn't it grand to be alive! |
Spring
The air is like a butterfly
With frail blue wings.
The happy earth looks at the sky
And sings.
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The Call of Spring
When spring begins
Again to light
Our happy world
With colors bright,
The robins all come
Back to see
How beautiful
The earth will be,
With crocus gold,
And daffodils
Lighting meadows,
Fields, and hills;
With leaves of green
And tulips gay,
And birds arriving
Every day.
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The Coming of May
(Leland B. Jacobs)
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May opened up her basket,
and I looked in to see
A sky of blue,
The great sun too,
Both smiling out at me. |
May opened up her basket,
And out the flowers fell.
Their fragrance spilled
Until it filled
All nature with its spell. |
May Day's Here
(Kristine Wagoner)
May Day's here, May Day's here,
Sun shines bright, sun shines bright.
Birds and butterflies are in flight,
Blooming flowers - such a sight!
Everything feels just right.
May Day's here! |
Wonderful Weather
I like to watch the way the wind
can spin a weather vane.
I like to wear my big blue boots
to splash with in the rain.
I like to ride my bright red sled
on cold snowy days.
I like to feel the sun's warm rays
when I wade in the ocean waves.
Wind, rain, snow, and sun
Every kind of weather
is wonderful and fun!
Four Seasons
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
There are seasons, four in all.
Weather changes, sun and rain and snow,
Leaves fall down and flowers grow.
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
There are seasons, four in all.
Look outside and you will see
Just what season it will be! |
Seasons
Spring is showery,
flowery, bowery;
Summer is hoppy,
croppy, poppy;
Autumn is slippy,
drippy, nippy;
Winter is breezy,
sneezy, freezy. |
Wishing for Tomorrow
(Bob Ohlsen)
To see the tulips peek their heads
To see the green of lawns
To feel the warmth of quiet sunshine
To see the your foals romping
But this is winter and I long for spring.
To have a picnic in the park
To see the harvest fields of grain
To see the visitors to the mountain
To ride horseback up the trails
But this is spring and I long for summer. |
To see the changing colors of the leaves
To see the children waiting for the bus
To feel the crispness in the air
To see the frost on the garden
But this is summer and I long for fall.
To see the beautiful banks of snow
To see the Christmas lights on trees
To spend some time on the ski slopes
To enjoy a long President's Day weekend
But this is fall and I long for winter.
To wish for seasons still to come
To wish away one's life.
How much better to enjoy the seasons as they are
Than always wishing for tomorrow. |
A Calendar
(Sara Coleridge)
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January brings the snow;
Makes our feet and fingers glow.
February brings the rain,
Thaws the frozen lake again.
March brings breezes, loud and shrill,
To stir the dancing daffodil.
April brings the primrose sweet,
Scatters daisies at our feet.
May brings flocks of pretty lambs
Skipping by their fleecy dams.
June brings tulips, lilies, roses,
Fills the children's hands with posies. |
Hot July brings cooling showers,
Apricots and gillyflowers.
August brings the sheaves of corn,
Then the harvest home is borne.
Warm September brings the fruit;
Sportsmen then begin to shoot.
Fresh October brings the pheasant,
Then to gather nuts is pleasant.
Dull November brings the blast;
Then the leaves are whirling fast.
Chill December brings the sleet,
Blazing fire and Christmas treat. |
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JANUARY's winds are shrill
Our noses pink and cold;
How nice to have a fireplace
And cocoa mugs to hold!
(Jean Gifford)
New Year's resolutions
to do just what we should
It's good to try to keep them,
and if we could - we would!
JANUARY's winds are blustery
Our noses pink and cold;
It's good we have a nice warm house
And cocoa mugs to hold!
(Jodi Tronsgard)
In FEBRUARY, Valentines
Are so much fun to share -
How nice it is to tell someone
How much you really care!
MARCH is an in-between month
When wintry winds are high -
But milder days remind us all
Spring's coming by and by!
APRIL is a rainbow month
Of sudden springtime showers,
Bright with golden daffodils
And lots of pretty flowers.
MAY's a month of happy sounds -
The hum of buzzing bees,
The chirp of little baby birds,
And song of gentle breeze.
JUNE's the time for gardening
For outside work and play
It's such a sunny, friendly month
We wish that it could stay!
JUNE's a time for gardening
for outside work and play.
The kids are finally out of school -
you can hear them shout "hooray"!
(by Kelly B)
JULY brings Independence Day
Fireworks and fun;
When we remember patriots
Who for us freedom won.
(Jean Gifford)
JULY brings family holidays;
Such fun to get together!
We always pray that at this time
We'll have some decent weather!
(Lori J, CMC in Canada)
AUGUST days are long and hot
But we don't mind the heat -
Pool or beach or garden hose
Cool water is a treat!
(Jean Gifford)
SEPTEMBER means it's time again
For going off to school -
The days are getting shorter
And the nights are turning cool |
SEPTEMBER (or October) see the harvest
Come in from the trees -
Apples red and juicy
Can we make a pie now, please?
(Jean Gifford)
OCTOBER's time for football games
Crowds of cheering fans;
We work and practice every day
To do the best we can.)
OCTOBER days are crisp and clear
As leaves fall to the ground -
Shorter days and colder nights,
Pumpkins all around!
(Nancy D.)
What to be for Halloween?
Behind a mask I'll hide...
A monster or an astronaut?
It's not easy to decide.
What to be for Halloween?
A tiger or a bride?
A cowgirl or an astronaut?
It's not easy to decide!
(by Kelly B)
NOVEMBER is Thanksgiving time,
There's such a lot to do -
But don't forget to thank the Lord
For all He gives to you.
(Jean Gifford)
NOVEMBER is Remembrance Day,
A time to show we care -
Warm days are now behind us
But warm thoughts are in the air.
(Shay in Canada)
NOVEMBER is Thanksgiving time
there's such a lot to do -
Now don't forget the turkey
and all the trimmings too.
NOVEMBER brings a little chill
It's getting cold, you know -
But we don't mind; it's fun to have
A friend made out of snow!
(Lori J, CMC in Canada)
DECEMBER brings us Christmas,
The Babe in manger stall;
Born in simple poverty
But born to save us all.
(Jean Gifford)
DECEMBER sees a miracle
Remembered for eight special nights -
We light the candles, one by one,
For the Festival of Lights!
(Sherilyn)
It's hard to think of anything
But CHRISTMAS in December -
There's so much to look forward to
And so much to remember! |
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