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Conversing with Infancy.
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These are bees these are flowers these are trees
(she utters not a word).
What are these and these others if you please
(her questions are not heard).
These are cars these are kittens these are jars
(she stares and makes no sound).
What are stars what are mittens where is Mars
(her queries hang around).
It’s a boat it’s a landing it’s a coat
(what does she understand).
Can I float am I standing where’s my throat
(her questions are off hand).
Are you hot are you wet what’cha got
(she stares in disbelief).
My foot's caught where's my pet where is "Spot”
(her dog is her relief).
You’re my doll I love you that is all
(I think she comprehends).
I can crawl I can chew I’m not tall
(we really are best friends).
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by > Roamoff
composed Apr 2006.
submitted 01 May 2006.
Copyright © Apr 2006 by Roamoff.
Conversing with Infancy.
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