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JOSIE'S POEMS

Children's Story Poems

By Josie Whitehead

 

MICKLEDY-ME
GOES TO SCHOOL

By Josie Whitehead

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Mickledy-Me Goes to School

My invisible friend, called Mickledy-Me,
Is really as silly as silly can be.
     One day I decided to take him to school,
     But I knew it was actually breaking the rule.

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He hid in the cloakroom and wouldn’t come out.
Though nobody saw him they all heard him SHOUT.
     My friends were all puzzled and my face went red
     And I wished right then that I’d left him in bed.

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He came in my classroom, though nobody saw,
But I saw his green face that peeped round the door.
     He then threw cold water all over the place
     And a pot of blue paint went in my teacher’s face.

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He climbed over desks and pulled my friends’ hair.
He ran in the corridors and straight up the stairs.
     We suddenly heard such a terrible crash;
     Doors opened and shut as he made a quick dash.

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When school was all over we all went back home
And I found him asleep in my room all alone.
     Poor Mickledy-Me is as bad as can be,
     But I really love him and I know he loves me.

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