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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHERE DO ALL THE DAISIES GO?, by ANONYMOUS
Last Line: That is where they go!
Subject(s): Babies;birds;daisies;flowers;mothers;winter; Infants
Last Line: That is where they go!
Subject(s): Babies;birds;daisies;flowers;mothers;winter; Infants
Where do all the daisies go?
I know, I know!
Underneath the snow they creep,
Nod their little heads and sleep,
In the springtime out they peep;
That is where they go!
Where do all the birdies go?
I know, I know!
Far away from winter snow,
To the far, warm south they go,
Where they stay till daisies blow;
That is where they go!
Where do all the babies go?
I know, I know!
In the glancing firelight warm,
Safely sheltered from all harm,
Soft they lie on mother's arm;
This is where they go!
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