What Happens

## The Zoo

First I saw a white bear, then I saw a black one;

And I saw the camels naked;

I saw also a wolf and a sheep in his manger;

Then I saw the belly licking the straw.

Then I saw an elephant trampling on its trunk;

Then I saw the monkeys - they were so kind and fragrant!

## Noses

Have a nice nose and eyes,

not attached to other places,

wondering if it’s not wrong

you will hurt your nose.

Imagine if this was your most important nose

spread it between your fingers,

not fully explained,

you will be forced to smell your feet.

You have a good nose

hang it over your head,

now sorrow shall drive thee away.

your hair will always be monkey.

It’s in your ear, your nose

it's a real accident,

you ask for cheese.

your brain will be blown away by the wind.

However, your nose is thick and thin,

between your eyes and your jaw.

not attached to any other location-

please your nose to your nose!

## Ice Cream

I am Ebenezer Bleezer,

I am running a FREE BLEEZER Store,

sweet in my freezer

you haven't seen it yet,

twenty -eight divine creations

very sweet to stand out,

why should I not find favor in thine eyes?

try the spices on my list:

COCOA MOCHA MACARONI

TAPIOCA IN BALONEY

PANUI KOREUTU CHEDDAR CHEW

HONEYDEW CHICKRY CHERRY

TUTTI-FRUTTI STEWED TOMATO

TUNA TACO BAKED POTATO

LOBSTER LITCHI LIMA BEAN

MOZZARELLA MANGOSTEEN

ALMOND HAM MERINGUE SALAMI

YAM ANCHOVY PRUNE PASTRAMI

FOR EVERYTHING

SUKIYAKI SUCCOTASH

PUKAPURA PEICKER PEICKER PICKLE

POMEGRANATE PUMPERNICKEL

PEACH PIMENTO PIZZA PLUM

PUPKIN BUBBLEGUM bowl

BROCCOLI BANANA BLUSTER

CHOCOLATE CHOP SUEY CLUSTER

AVOCADO BRUSSELS SPROUT

PERIWINKLE SAUERKRAUT

NGA KURA KURA

CAULIFLOWER COLA MUSTARD

TIKI RUA TUHUA TIKI TUA

TURNIP TRUFFLE TRIPLE Pair

GARLIC GUMBO GRAVY GUAVA

LENTIL LEMON LIVER LAVA

ORANGE OLIVE BAGEL BEET

THE AIRI WATER

I am Ebenezer Bleezer,

I am running a FREE BLEEZER Store,

smell my fridge,

surely you will ask for others.

## Playing

To swing my arms wide

At certain times of the day,

To spin and dance

Until the white sun.

Then rest on a summer evening

It is under a tall tree

Even as the night goes on,

    Have mercy on me—

This is my dream!

To swing my arms wide

In the face of the sun,

Dance! Turn around! Turn around!

Until the fast day is over.

Rest in a pale afternoon. . .

A long, thin tree. . .

It was a happy night

    Black like me.

## Sick

"I can't go to school today,"

Peggy Ann McKay has a little story.

"I have measles and mumps,

There are lumps, bumps and purple bumps.

My mouth is dry, my throat is dry.

I was blind in my right eye.

My voice is rock.

I have counted sixteen pounds of chicken

Again - seventeen,

And don’t you think my face looks green?

My leg is broken- my eyes are blue-

This is a potentially deadly flu.

I cough, I start, I breathe, I breathe,

I know my left leg is broken-

My thigh hurt from the movement of my jaw,

The belly of my belly,

My back is broken, my leg is broken.

My 'pendix hurts when it rains.

My nose is cold and my fingers hurt.

There is a slice on my thumb.

My neck is strong and my voice is weak.

It’s hard for me to whisper when I speak.

My tongue is full of my tongue.

I think my hair has fallen out.

My elbows were bent and my back did not come back.

My eighth month.

My brain is paralyzed, I can't hear,

I have a hole in my ear.

I’m a hangnail, and my heart - why?

What is that? What do you say?

To you it is today. . .Sabati?

Hi, I'll play! "