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Springfield Town is Butterfly Town And Other Poems for Children
Lindsay, Vachel (1879-1931)
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Springfield Town is Butterfly Town
In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree
Adventures with the Eldest Daughter Eight Years Old
The Lotus under the Pacific
ROSES
The Bohunk and the Dolly
Young Man Jumping Jack
The Warning
The Fairy Land
Rouse Up, You Lazy Salamanders
The Fighting Frog
The Orchid
Peacock Epigram
Buzz-Saws
Playing Card Drawing
The Cat Pegasus
Cork-Bird Picture
The Unexpected Door
The Mouse Pegasus
One Boaster
Another Boaster
The Independent Thomas
A Meritorious Villainous Baker-Man
The Yap Yap and the Clap Trap
Rhyme for the Turkeys
A Big-Eared Rat
The Illinois State Mews
Grandma Graymalkins
What Happened in the Town of Gosh
The Butterflies Showing Off
The White Rose and the Butterfly
A Mud Hen
The Crane
The Invisible Flowers
The Mouse
The Red Ant
The Dazzling Bird
The Reed that Loved the Wave
Round, Round the Montain Flew
The Swan with the Crown
My Sixty-First Poem on the Moon
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Springfield Town is Butterfly Town And Other Poems for Children
One Boaster
Said Mr. Mountain Goat,
“Pray note! I can butt better
Than a sheep-ram.”
Just then he met
A catamount
Who ate him like a
Slice of ham.
Springfield Town is Butterfly Town And Other Poems for Children
