Can anyone complete this saying?
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- The more I draw and paint, the more I find beauty in the most mundane things which we often take for granted.
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4 comments:
As kids we used to say
Spring has sprung
the grass has riz
I wonder where the birdies is?
a deep and profound piece of poetry indeed!
Hi Steph! As your friend Vivien says but, with further addition, I believe it goes:
Spring has sprung,
The grass has riz.
I wonder where the birdies is?
Some say the bird is on the wing,
But that's absurd
'Cos we all know the wing
Is on the bird.
Hope that helps.
Nice faint green fuzz on your tree there. Looks like every tree in Detroit right now.
Thanks guys, that'd been annoying me for a while, not remembering how it went.
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