The Beginning
In the beginning, the world was dark
Wasn't a tree or even a lark
But then there was a flash of light
And now we have day and night.
A crack of lightning, a faint, distant boom
Now there is a sun and moon!
Now the thunder is near and loud
Now we have these things called clouds!
The water reflected like a silver shield
Now we have forests and fields.
The ocean hummed like bugs and bees
Now there are bushes and trees!
The sun is getting closer and hotter
Now we have some strong, tall otters!
The wind begins to whistle and whirl,
And now we have some swift red squirrels.
And when these creatures begin to rouse,
We'll soon have this beast called a mouse.
The creatures begin to speak and sing
And soon we'll have many more things.
Keep this knowledge in your head
It'll help you earn your daily bread
Rest and sleep, soon come again
I'll tell you another poem then.
In the beginning, the world was dark
Wasn't a tree or even a lark
But then there was a flash of light
And now we have day and night.
A crack of lightning, a faint, distant boom
Now there is a sun and moon!
Now the thunder is near and loud
Now we have these things called clouds!
The water reflected like a silver shield
Now we have forests and fields.
The ocean hummed like bugs and bees
Now there are bushes and trees!
The sun is getting closer and hotter
Now we have some strong, tall otters!
The wind begins to whistle and whirl,
And now we have some swift red squirrels.
And when these creatures begin to rouse,
We'll soon have this beast called a mouse.
The creatures begin to speak and sing
And soon we'll have many more things.
Keep this knowledge in your head
It'll help you earn your daily bread
Rest and sleep, soon come again
I'll tell you another poem then.
