Rhythm and Motion
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SUN SONG
This is a song about the sun.
When it arrives in the sky at morn,
the rooster on a high perch crows.
“Cock-a-doodle-doo
How do you do?”
At noon, when the sun
is at its highest,
giving all it’s got,
the blue jay, safe
in the shade of a tree, screams.
“Too hot! Too hot!”
As the sun sets,
the blackbird roosting
in its nest
makes itself heard.
“See you in the morning.”
Singing the sun to rest.
This is a song about the sun.
The sun rose, the sun blazed, and the sun set.
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About the Book
Poems by Ola Olowoyeye
Illustrations by Helena Maizlin
Rhymes to listen to
Rhymes to sing to
Rhymes to move to
Rhymes for playtime
Rhymes for bathtime
Rhymes for bedtime
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About the Author
This book has been put together through a collaboration between Ola Olowoyeye, the author, and Helena Maizlin, the illustrator, who put the poems into pictures.