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This little squirrel Quill                       He lived over the highest hill -                                  He pined all day with nuts to collect                       To protect for long winters. Quill climbed the tallest                        trees and still he                                hid from large eagles till                        He knew he could safely return home                                  burrowed in his log. Mr. Squirrel Senior Quill warned                        "Don't be long, it's nearly dawn!"                                   But little Quill amused himself                          and ate acorns to meet his fill. He didn't worry or scurry home -                          He took his time,                                    He sang a rhyme                          He made a friend: 'Jerome' the gnome,                                    He sang and sought a new way home. Mrs. Squirrel Quill, she drilled and drilled:                          "Where were you? what happened?!"                                     Her mother's voice shrill.                           "I, uh, I was ill!" said Quill, "terrible case                                     of Squirrel's fill!" Hiding the nuts, he smiled wide;                            He was happy, little Quill -                                     Free and filled. (C) 6/1/15 Courtney L
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 12:47 AM UTC
Little Squirrel Quill's Fill
This little squirrel Quill                       He lived over the highest hill -                                  He pined all day with nuts to collect                       To protect for long winters. Quill climbed the tallest                        trees and still he                                hid from large eagles till                        He knew he could safely return home                                  burrowed in his log. Mr. Squirrel Senior Quill warned                        "Don't be long, it's nearly dawn!"                                   But little Quill amused himself                          and ate acorns to meet his fill. He didn't worry or scurry home -                          He took his time,                                    He sang a rhyme                          He made a friend: 'Jerome' the gnome,                                    He sang and sought a new way home. Mrs. Squirrel Quill, she drilled and drilled:                          "Where were you? what happened?!"                                     Her mother's voice shrill.                           "I, uh, I was ill!" said Quill, "terrible case                                     of Squirrel's fill!" Hiding the nuts, he smiled wide;                            He was happy, little Quill -                                     Free and filled. (C) 6/1/15 Courtney L
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Jan 9, 2015 at 12:47 AM UTC
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