Rain
Rain comes down in pails.
Occasionally it hails.
I don't want to be inside.
I want to go OUTSIDE.
I want to sing in the rain,
but wet clothes are a pain.
So I stay inside,
And I must go hide.
I read and read in the room of books,
tucked into one of the nooks,
and then I go bother the cooks,
who give me dirty looks.
They tell me to get out!
So I leave with a pout.
And I wander and whine,
and sniffle and rhyme!
And finally the rain is done,
and I must go and hide,
because I had too much fun
causing mischief INSIDE!!!
The End.
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