POETRY CORNER

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 650, 30 September 1933, Page 8

POETRY CORNER

Kiddies' Kosy Korner. (Jean Millar, 13, Eruera St.) We have such fun in the K.K.K., Oh, wouldn't you join and say hurI ray! j When it rains all day and we cannot 1 - Play, We still have our page of the FI.K.K., And, oh, what such' fun for a rainy ! day. We can write poctry and jokes galore, And seem to have lots more in store ( For next week's page we all adore. 1 Winter. j (Peanut, 12 years, Elizabeth St.) Cold and raw the north winds blow, The hills are bleak with pearly snow, To pale cheeks winter brings a glow. To sit hy a blazing fire and sow, 'Tis not the lifei for happy children, I I know, But with their tohoggans they^ shall g°, Agliding over th'e glistening* snow. • — Original. ] j FOURTH AWARD. ( A Peiaceful Sleep. » (Rohin Hood, 12 years, Whakaue St.) Jack put a stick of dynamite ! Inside the stove to heat, And when he went to bed that night, i

His sleep was cairn and sweet. Some of him slept upon the hill, j And some upon the dale, i And some beside the little brook, i \ That ripples through the vale. j THIRD AWARD. ! The Kiddies' Kosy Korner. | (Happy. 13, Wylie St.) Th'e Kiddies' Kosy Korner, with its I riddles and its jokes, j Is the nicest thing I think for child- . ren and old folks; | : It is conducted hy Colleen, who is I very nice indeed, j I Who has encouraged many a child, ' who is a friend in need; I So all of your outsiders start writing ! your utmost, To the Kiddies' Kosy Korner of the Rotorua Morning Post.