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Gordon Judge, 1999 to present. Please contact me if you'd like to use any of the poems. Email: geoverse@hotmail.co.ukThanks:
With thanks to my sources of inspiration: my wife and her Open University books; Horsham Geological Field Club, its speakers and field trips; my son for sharing his internet space; and, er, well, life, really.
Tag Archives: Rhymes for children
Aunt Alice (and others)
A few more like Aunt Alice . . . Continue reading
Granddad freezing
Read this advice before you try it at home . . . Continue reading
Going to the Moon
Well, you can dream . . . Continue reading
Calendar days
An unavoidable cycle Continue reading
Willie the worm
A sartorial lesson. Young Willie the worm Liked to wriggle and squirm As he burrowed his way through the dirt. But he wondered one day, In a worm sort of way, What life would be like in a shirt. “A … Continue reading
Slow Joe
Be careful what you wish for! Continue reading
The way of a worm
A word for a worm . . . Continue reading
Going up to London
And back down again . . . Continue reading
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Legs
But not the usual sort . . Continue reading
The Owl, the Pussy-cat and the telescope
An astronomical nursery rhyme Continue reading
On the bus down to Brighton
An eventful journey Continue reading