
The Letter Train

The Letter Train was going to Bangor, Maine
For the birth of animals near and far
Baby Animals the same, would all get a name
These letters spelled out who they are
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The letters were loose, in an open caboose
That went over many high ridges
The letters looked about, looked in an looked out
And saw many rivers and bridges
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They saw a COW moo, they saw an OX dance
They chugged past grassy knolls
The letter R trounced, the letter F bounced
Onto the grassy farm right below
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The letter R rolled, it was black and it was bold
It landed right on top off the COW
Between the COW’s “C” and the COW’s “O”
The R changed the COW here and now
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Yes between the COW’s “C” and the COW’s “O”
The R stuck on the COW like butter
It turned the COW into a CROW
And black feathers grew on its udder
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The COW yelled moo and when it was through
It squawked and cawed like a CROW
It tried to fly, it didn't get high
It was the biggest bird you’d ever know
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The letter F flipped over, and fell on a clover
The OX was eating nearby
The F blew onto the OX, it was a real shock
The Big OX started to cry
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The F finally landed, the Big OX was branded
The F was in front of the O
The Big OX teared up, this letter wouldn’t clear up
Red hair started to grow
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Its horns were gone, its ears weren't long
It grew a big bushy tail
The Big OX turned into a FOX
It started to cry and to wail
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Then stopped the train, it stopped going to Maine
It was missing letter F and letter R
The letters were loose, they weren't on the caboose
The conductor searched near and searched far
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He saw a huge CROW with the third letter O
Flying low, it was a miracle
And saw a FOX as big as an OX
Crying loudly and acting hysterical
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The conductor took each letter, the animals got better
The train traveled right through the fog
The train rode steady, the letters were all ready
The F and R would gave birth to a FROG
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THE END...
Author Notes: Children's story using letters to create more words.
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