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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Flat Stanley needed some time off to have a little fun. Cassidie thought her grandpa would be the very one to show him the sights and glories of a great metropolis. So she sent him off to Seattle with a farewell wave and kiss. Now I don't know all that Grandpa did to show him a good time, but Stanley came to see me too, the reason for this rhyme. April in our valley is a true sight to behold, with fields of flaming tulips and daffodils of gold. When first he came I fed him. He looked so strangely flat. If Grandpa gave him food to eat I don't know where it's at. Then i told him that I'd take him for a long floriferous stroll. I knew those fields of flowers would be food for Stanley's soul. When Stanley saw those lovely flowers, all he could do was smile. I took him from my pocket and let him run awhile. He smelled of the pretty tulips and laughed with pure elation. He was so glad to see them on his Washington vacation. I live in Northern Washington in the wonderful Puget sound, in the lovely Skagit Valley, the most beautiful place around. I'm Cassidie's great grandaunt Joyce and I'd like for her to know that I want her to come with him if flat Stanley wants to go On another trip to these parts when he gets some itching feet. Like he, she'd think this country is extremely hard to beat. The moral of this story is if you're an imaginary kid there's nothing that you cannot do and nothing is forbid. (You can find stories about Flat Stanley by googling him. He is a literacy project for grade schools.)
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