Josie Whitehead’s Poems

                 

                 

                 

                THE STORY OF WILLIE MOUSE

                 

                By Josie Whitehead

                 

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                A little brown mouse moved into a house

                  To be happy was what he desired.

                “I’ve everything here” Willie Mouse thought -

                  Some great food, some good friends and a fire.

                 

                A woman came in and she started to scream:

                  “There’s mouse here – I’m going to faint!”

                 Then poor Willie Mouse made a very quick dash,

                   But tripped over and fell in some paint.

                 

                He swam in the paint for a minute or two,

                  And came out as a white mouse instead.

                The woman’s two children came into the room –

                   “It’s a white mouse, let’s give him some bread.”

                 

                Our white mice at school make such wonderful pets,

                  Of all colours the white are the best.

                Let’s buy him a cage and some lovely mouse toys,

                  Some food and some straw for his nest.

                 

                 “Well it’s all very strange” declared Willie mouse,

                  “I’m loved now and I’m not driven away”

                 A white pot of paint equals people love me –

                   It means: “Mouse you are welcome to stay!”

                   

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