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Playgroup

author
Michael Champion

Even now aged thirty nine
I remember playgroup days
Dressing up
The climbing frame.
Play- doh and using clay.

Nursery rhymes sung in
A separate room:
Those days were the best.
Even now these recollections
Put my worried mind at rest.

Be childlike and smile.

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