THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN
You might like this alternative nursery rhyme to teach your children:
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe;
She loved all her children, not only a few.
She kissed them, and hugged them
And tucked them in bed,
“I love you my darlings” was the last thing she said.
Then up came the sun, with a kiss they’d awake
And taste all the goodies their mama had baked.
They’d pray, they’d clean, they’d work they’d play.
It made little ones grow in the wholesomest way.
By Jackie Gunderson * 1993 in Legacies, vol 3. No.3.
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