The clouds are purple and the sun is blue;
We hold the town together with Elmer's Glue;
The town may be cardboard or even bricks;
Some of the people hold up their houses with yellow sticks;
The grass isn't quite green it's pink and grey;
Instead of steak and bananas, the people eat hay;
No, we're not horses were people just like you;
We just live how we want and do what we do;
Fans do not blow they suck the air in;
We keep the air in jars or even a bin;
When we're sad we actually turn blue;
But we're not as small as a Smurf or a Who;
Bananas are actually red when they're ripe;
In my village we only talk to each other through a pipe;
But like I said we're just the same as you;
We just live how we want and do what we do.
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My Imaginary Village
PoetryMy Imaginary Village is a poem of imagination, culture, and ethics for children around the world. My Imaginary Village uses imagery to create a fun visual expression of nature; in a unique fantasy. My Imaginary Village is here to inspire children t...