Greenwater |
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a poem by Mary Lambert |
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The water is green
The grass is too
And the sky is
Always lovely and blue
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Shells on beaches
Cattails on the shore
But just wait - there's more
way more
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The lake and camping
are always fun
And at the beach you can
bask in the sun
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Ducks float
Fishes dive
Boats on the water
Speed and glide
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Clams on the bottom
Seaweed on the top
And boy, oh boy
Is there a lot
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The playground and trees
are nice too
And if you look,
you'll find a slough
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And at the Cove
there is a lot to do
Like swim in the pool and play
mini golf too
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Beavers and deer
are two different creatures
And if you look,
you'll see other cool features
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The park store
rents big funny bikes
That turn my face red
with delight
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Boating and fishing
are really cool
And relaxing,
if you finish school
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Stars at night,
sun in the day
And everything is always
happy and gay
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By Mary Lambert
Age 8, from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Mary is a Spruce Krew Kids Klub Member at
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park |
image by Gerald Crawford |