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This poem was written by Shakespeare's Waste Bin on September 23 ,2012 . He no longer graces our world today but I thought I would share his poem about spring with you .


Shush, I hear a Bluebird ring
Around my head the echoing
Of a butterfly's wing

I hear the Crocus opening out
The daisies as they sprout
Nature's whispering are all about

I hear the Foxglove reaching high
Cotton clouds just passing by
And the heartbeats gentle sigh

I hear the courting of a thrush
The wagging of Reynard''s brush
An opening Rose reveals her blush

I hear wiskers scurrying
Bobtail ever burrowing
And magpies quarrelling

Shush , I hear a Bluebell ring
And with it summer bring
Life and love for everything
Its always been a lie
Andy Pandy never waved goodbye and
Bill and Ben were only the stage names of the Flowerpot Men

my childhood is in the dustbin along with Rag, Tag and Bobtail
and to be quite frank, I don't think that 'Tales of the Riverbank' was real either,

but I'm over it now

— The End —