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Premium Member Whiz-Bang the Frog

Whiz-bang the Frog

Whiz-bang the frog
 And Toodles the dragonfly
Sit by the pond
 Watching the caddisflies

They sing La Ti Da!
 They sing Fa La La!
And then Wah-Wah Woo!
 A chorus of Doo Wappa Doo!

They sing with the zebra fish,
 Under the moon,
And buzz with the skeeters,
 Staying in tune.

Knats strum the reeds
 Like beats on a bass,
The crickets chirp in
 With tunes from the knotgrass.

Damselflies, water bugs
 Harmonize a tone poem
And hum serenades
 In drowsy overtones.

Skater bugs scat
 All over the pond
While Whiz-bang and Toodles
 Lead the pond sing-a-long.

6-3-23
Contest: W T F
Sponsor: John Lawless

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