Friday, January 3, 2003

The Moon Comments

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The moon has a face like the clock in the hall;
She shines on thieves on the garden wall,
On streets and fields and harbour quays,
And birdies asleep in the forks of the trees.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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mouse 07 November 2019

what a lovely poem please make more books

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Bratik 30 July 2019

What are the rhyming words in the last line of the poem

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Bratik 30 July 2019

What are the rhyming words in the last line of the poem

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Deepak Ashtekar 21 March 2019

Beautiful

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Catch mika 14 March 2019

Wow so beautiful

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Anonymous 16 February 2019

Amazing poem, awful voice, not enough imagination

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Anymomous 16 February 2019

not enough imagination, which is the core of poetry

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Naing Win Oo 26 November 2018

So good

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Carol 24 October 2018

I still remember this rhyme since 60 years ago.

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Breezer 26 September 2018

I known this poem since in the 70's 80's use to say it in school. Kitty Methodist School

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abies 15 August 2018

i liked it because i was able to write an analysis

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justin 23 May 2018

its a good poem so I cam copy off of it in school

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Ella Osmond 17 May 2018

I like the poem and it has a nice texture.

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jutsin 23 May 2018

I like it too it is nice how it rymes

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Caitlan 15 May 2018

Awesome Poem Robert Louis Stevenson

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bobyy 08 November 2017

what would you say the tone is

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Pietro 6 24 February 2016

S musical sound comes out from this powm. I like it!

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Clement Balasundaram 07 October 2013

what are the things that belong to the day in the poem

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