Three little blackbirds
Sitting on a fence..
One flew off to visit her nest.
Two little blackbirds
Sitting on a fence..
One flew off and the last was tense.
One little blackbird
sitting on a fence..
He flew off, he didn't take offense.
No little black birds
sitting on a fence..
This silly rhyme doesn't make much sense!
But, I really enjoyed making it up after
seeing the birds all sitting in a line on the paddock railing.
It's because of the inner child in me...
Some days I refuse to grow up!!
I remember the movie "The Birds", an Alfred Hitchcock old thing. That movie in the day scared the pants off of me. I still get a creepy feeling when I see crows. Birds of a feather flock together! Debi
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ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!!!!! I make up silly little songs all the time. Inner Children UNITE! =^D
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Great photo of a stunning view...Love your little no-sense rhyme.
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Cute rhyme. Cute blackbirds on your fence.
ReplyDeleteYep, we don't have to grow up!
ReplyDeleteWas it The Beatles or Simon & Garfunkle that had a popular record re blackbirds? Regardless, I used the song to introduce a poetry unit during my student teaching in 1968. Yep, that is a l-o-n-g time ago; however, it was/is a great song. You should put your rhyme to music!
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Hey Anne, that was the Beetles, "Blackbirds singing in the Dead of Night". I agree, it is a great song!
ReplyDeleteDebi - you are right, the movie creeps me out, and I probably haven't seen it in over 40 years!!!
What a cute poem... I loved it!
ReplyDeleteI guess some people just have that certain knack for writing. I don't happen to be one of them.