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by Patty E Padgett

Created on: November 29, 2010

THE FAIR: (Cacophony poem)

Screams emanating from a carnival ride
Barkers calling to come inside
Children laughing boisterously with glee
As music blares from a calliope

"Step right up and win a prize"
All around you can hear these cries
Squealing babies on the Merry-Go-Round
Pop Goes The Weasel plays as they go up and down

Squeaky Ferris Wheel brings shouts of joy
Shrieks from every fun-loving girl and boy
Sounds of mirth from a giant clown
Amusement abounds, the Fair's in town

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Poetry: County fair

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by Linda Ann Nickerson

DON'T SMILE AT ME THAT WAY!
We went out to the county fair,
And everyone in town was there.
The ferris wheel, the rides that
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by Patty E Padgett

THE FAIR: (Cacophony poem)

Screams emanating from a carnival ride
Barkers calling to come inside
Children laughing boisterously
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by Geoffrey Schmitt

“Step this way,” calls the barker.

Ribbon won by Bess the baker.

Smiles adorn children’s faces

Surreys
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by Tom Mcmurray

Predawn originators of burnt amber light,
let compound cordiality invigorate with love
the basket weaver, hair-braider,
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by Florence Elliott

Come To The Fair
The County Agricultural fair comes but once a year
It gives us all a chance to show the things that we

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