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*I sometimes wonder what would happen If I took a box of colorful crayons Out back into the garden And into rows I plant them Would some grow into rainbows For all the unloved kids Who have not had happiness Shown unto their little eye lids While others grow into colorful things Of pinks and blues, yellows and greens That fill those kids heads up with dreams Like cotton candy, waterfalls, puppy dogs, and parties But alas some kids will never know Of brightly colored festive parades Without their colorful seedling boxes Being nourished in magical escapades So I'll take from the crayons crop Bring them into town and hand them out To all the kids that have never known The beauty that colorful crayons can grow For in the rainbow's loving care Kids everywhere will be happy to share Crayon colors spread all about A cavalcade of joyfulness that will forever ring out*
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 7:08 AM UTC
A Colorful Garden (Collab with Elizabeth Squires)
*I sometimes wonder what would happen If I took a box of colorful crayons Out back into the garden And into rows I plant them Would some grow into rainbows For all the unloved kids Who have not had happiness Shown unto their little eye lids While others grow into colorful things Of pinks and blues, yellows and greens That fill those kids heads up with dreams Like cotton candy, waterfalls, puppy dogs, and parties But alas some kids will never know Of brightly colored festive parades Without their colorful seedling boxes Being nourished in magical escapades So I'll take from the crayons crop Bring them into town and hand them out To all the kids that have never known The beauty that colorful crayons can grow For in the rainbow's loving care Kids everywhere will be happy to share Crayon colors spread all about A cavalcade of joyfulness that will forever ring out*
I haven't done a collaboration in so long I'd forgotten how much fun it was! Thank you Elizabeth!
mike-hauser
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 7:08 AM UTC
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