Rainy Day Quest Children's Poem
If I had a tiny box
A tiny box to hide my sox
I would find a tiny pen
to write a note
to my best friend
I would ask him out to play
But never on
A rainy day.
On rainy days
I like to sit
In hidy holes
Where I fit.
I like to hide on rainy days
And watch
black clouds all
Drift away.
The thunder tries
to call clouds back
but lightning whaps
them with a slap
And when the sun
sneaks out at last
I get my shoes
and run so fast
I run to find a little box
But must dump out
The little fox
There isn’t room
For fox and sox
So fox gets out
And in goes sox.
V. Anderson-Throop©2015
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