[Ogechukwu]

What’s your favorite poem growing up?

Mine was “Early to bed, early to rise. Makes a man healthy, wealthy and strong”

So what’s yours.

[Ogechukwu]

I enjoyed singing that.

[uzoma]

i love twinkle twinkle star as a kid

[Emmanuel]

Do I have a favorite poem like this

[Emmanuel]

There is one that I want to remember

[Emmanuel]

Rain rain go away come again another day little children want to play

[Emmanuel]

Let me think of another one

[Emmanuel]

God I can’t just remember any

[Emmanuel]

It’s been long not my fault

[Emmanuel]

In as much that it comes to my mind I will still drop

[Emmanuel]

If u have any too pls refresh our brain

[Joy Agada]

[quote quote=119415]What’s your favorite poem growing up?

Mine was “Early to bed, early to rise. Makes a man healthy, wealthy and strong”

So what’s yours.[/quote]I would have loved it the more if you can sing it for us here

[Joy Agada]

[quote quote=119562]Rain rain go away come again another day little children want to play[/quote]one of my favorites

[Joy Agada]

[quote quote=119509]i love twinkle twinkle star as a kid[/quote]one of my favorites

[Joy Agada]

I see the moon the moon sees me God blesses the moon, God blesses me. amen

[Blessing Olugu]

[quote quote=119415]What’s your favorite poem growing up?

Mine was “Early to bed, early to rise. Makes a man healthy, wealthy and strong”

So what’s yours.[/quote]wow you remind me again of this Wonderful poem

[Blessing Olugu]

[quote quote=119509]i love twinkle twinkle star as a kid[/quote]my first poem ever

[Blessing Olugu]

[quote quote=119562]Rain rain go away come again another day little children want to play[/quote]those primary school years. We always sang this whenever rain wants to fall

[OzoIgboNdu1 of Igbo Defender]

I enjoy reading The Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner, and The Night Of Christ’s Nativity, two very long poems.

I also enjoy Shrub Among The Poplars by Christopher Okigbo. And it reads…

FOR HE WAS a shrub among the poplars
Needing more roots
More sap to grow to sunlight
Thirsting for sunlight

A low growth among the forest.

Into the soul
The selves extended their branches
Into the moments of each living hour
Feeling for audience

Straining thin among the echoes;

And out of the solitude
Voice and soul with selves unite
Riding the echoes

Horsemen of the apocalypse;

And crowned with one self
The name displays its foliage,
Hanging low

A green cloud above the forest.

By Christopher Okigbo

[OzoIgboNdu1 of Igbo Defender]

Another favourite was: There were 2 little black birds sitting on the wall. One named Peter, one named Paul, fly away Peter, fly away Paul. Fly away 2 little black birds and sit on the wall.😀

[Omaonu]

[quote quote=119909]Another favourite was: There were 2 little black birds sitting on the wall. One named Peter, one named Paul, fly away Peter, fly away Paul. Fly away 2 little black birds and sit on the wall.[/quote]I love this back then when we will be using our fingers to represent the birds

[Omaonu]

[quote quote=119902]I enjoy reading The Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner, and The Night Of Christ’s Nativity, two very long poems.

I also enjoy Shrub Among The Poplars by Christopher Okigbo. And it reads…

FOR HE WAS a shrub among the poplars
Needing more roots
More sap to grow to sunlight
Thirsting for sunlight

A low growth among the forest.

Into the soul
The selves extended their branches
Into the moments of each living hour
Feeling for audience

Straining thin among the echoes;

And out of the solitude
Voice and soul with selves unite
Riding the echoes

Horsemen of the apocalypse;

And crowned with one self
The name displays its foliage,
Hanging low

A green cloud above the forest.

By Christopher Okigbo[/quote]Chai! Sir! Your childhood was blessed with a lot of things

[Omaonu]

[quote quote=119726]I see the moon the moon sees me God blesses the moon, God blesses me. amen[/quote]yes yes yes I can still remember this

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