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Swampyville Nursery Rhymes for the Older Animals; “One, Two, Donate Your Due”

One, Two, Donate Your Due! By Ollie Owl

One, two, Donate your due;

Three, Four, They want more;

Five, Six, More political tricks;

Seven, Eight, They can't wait;

Nine, Ten, Your taxes to spend;

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Swampyville’s “You’re the Poet”; “The Little Cloud”

Swampyville's You're the Poet!

Fill in the below blanks with the following words or use your own.

Cry, play, rain, sky, smile, twirl, vain, way, while, world.

The Little Cloud! By L. Don Oliver

There once was a little cloud, Drifting gently through the ; Along came the angry wind, And tried to make it ;

The wind blew and blew, But it was all in _; No matter how it tried, The little cloud refused to _;

It drifted above the mountains, There it lingered for a __; It cross the flowering plains, Where it began to __;

It drifted with the ocean breeze, As it traveled upon it's ; Over islands colored in green, And where the dolphins _;

Then came a raging storm, And gave the little cloud a __; Soon it returned to it's course, On it's journey around the __;

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Silence of the Deep! By L. Don Oliver

A gentle refreshing sea breeze, Waves splashing upon the shore; Seabirds soaring above me; A beautiful new world to explore;

In the shadows of my soul, The world above me asleep; Slipping slowly beneath the waves, Into the silence of the deep;

Serenity of quite solitude, Rainbow creatures swimming by; Lovely flowering coral reefs, One is thankful to be alive;

Where there's rhyme and reason, No imperative schedule to keep; Controlling my own destiny, In the silence of the deep;

Bubbles from a fissure below, Up through the darkened steep; At peace with the world, In the silence of the deep;

When life has passed me by, Broken dreams never to mend; Things that I once enjoyed, Ever winding down to end;

If to die upon the morrow, With a promise to ever sleep; I pray thee my final rest, In the silence of the deep;

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Swampyville Moral Rhymes;

The following poem is based on The Ten Commandments. The best moral guide ever. It is intended as an addition to the Ten Commandments and not as a replacement. I worded it so as not to offend anyone. With the continous argument between Church and State (The Word "God"), this nation's morals are being destroyed. Faith is between an individual and their God and can never be a collective belief!

THE BEST WAY TO DESTROY A MORAL SOCIETY IS TO DESTROY THAT SOCIETY'S MORALS!

The Ten Morals: By L. Don Oliver

It is morally right to have, Faith for what you believe; It is morally wrong to worship, What others contrive to deceive;

It is morally wrong to assail others, Even the words we speak; It is morally right to rest, On one day of each week;

It is morally right to honor parents, Even if there should be strife; It is morally wrong and illegal, To take another person's life;

It is morally right to be honest, To the one you're committed to; It s morally wrong and illegal to take, That which doesn't belong to you;

It is morally wrong to utter untruths, For many it can lead to distress; It is morally wrong to be jealous, Of what others may possess;

I've aways lived by the "Golden Moral", Of everything that I perceive To always do for others, What I wish them to do for me;

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You’re the Poet; “Silence of the Deep”

You're the Poet!

Fill in the below blanks with the following words or use your own words.

Alive, asleep, by, deep, deep, deep, deep, end, explore, keep, mend, shore, sleep, steep.

Silence of the Deep! By L. Don Oliver

A gentle refreshing sea breeze, Waves splashing upon the __; Seabirds soaring above me; A beautiful new world to __;

In the shadows of my soul, The world above me ___; Slipping slowly beneath the waves, Into the silence of the _;

Serenity of quite solitude, Rainbow creatures swimming ; Lovely flowering coral reefs, One is thankful to be ___;

Where there's rhyme and reason, No imperative schedule to _; Controlling my own destiny, In the silence of the _;

Bubbles from a fissure below, Up through the darkened __; At peace with the world, In the silence of the _;

When life has passed me by, Broken dreams never to _; Things that I once enjoyed, Ever winding down to ;

If to die upon the morrow, With a promise to ever __; I pray thee my final rest, In the silence of the _;

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The Unfinished Painting! By L. Don Oliver

I have walked this lonely land, Without a song in my heart; Still I see your lovely face, Even though we are miles apart;

I have sailed the seven seas, Never to speak your name out loud; Still I see your lovely face; In every wind blown cloud;

I have climbed the highest mountain, Up where only eagles dare; Still I see your lovely face, But no one seems to care;

In all my hopes and dreams, Wishing you were here by me; My foolish dream of Peace on Earth, Is a portrait that I will never see;

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