How I started My Weekend: Kid's Humor

And this is how I started my weekend......

If one ever asks me why kids laugh, I would be like “they are always happy.” Well I don’t have a better answer because there are several times that I’ll look at my little cousin who's always busy trying to chase a dog he can’t catch. But he never stops chasing it and all he does is laugh all the way during the run. So I end up concluding that kids have an amazing sense of humor. It is inward-built, because they literally laugh at anything; even things that we grown-ups find ridiculous and not funny.

So this weekend, as I was going through my cousin’s school stuffs, I came across a couple of poems for children. After reading some bits of them I just ended up laughing. It felt like a child really wrote some of them. I've decided to share some of them. And here they go.

These two were originally written by  Rose Amy Fyleman an English writer and poet.

Singing-Time

I wake in the morning early

And always, the very first thing,

I poke out my head and sit up in bed

And I sing and I sing and I sing.

Mice are nice

I think mice

Are rather nice

Their tails are long,

Their faces small

They haven’t any chins at all.

Their ears are pink,

Their teeth are white,

They run about the house at night.

They nibble things they shouldn’t touch,

And no one seems to like them much,

But I think mice are nice

And then this next one made my day, I laughed and laughed and laughed. I searched on the internet to find out the person who originally wrote it. I didn’t find precise data but I got a little something and you can read the rest of the poem from here

If children ruled the world

If children ruled the world,

Vegetables would be banned,

And adults would be sent to bed at eight

Right across the land.

Teachers would wear uniform

And be told what to do,

They’d have to sit in rows all day

With no trips to the loo.

So that's how I started my weekend.
You all have a blessed weekend.

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