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  • Limerick: The Rain Falls From The Clouds Feed Many Plants and Animals and Then Repeat This

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    This poem describes the water cycle in a simple way, noting that rain falls from clouds, feeds plants and animals, and then the cycle repeats itself. It also presents a short rhyming poem about a turkey named Chummy who tries to escape being eaten on Thanksgiving but ultimately ends up as the meal.

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    This poem describes the water cycle in a simple way, noting that rain falls from clouds, feeds plants and animals, and then the cycle repeats itself. It also presents a short rhyming poem about a turkey named Chummy who tries to escape being eaten on Thanksgiving but ultimately ends up as the meal.

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    Limerick: The Rain Falls From The Clouds Feed Many Plants and Animals and Then Repeat This

    Uploaded by

    Sofia Duque
    This poem describes the water cycle in a simple way, noting that rain falls from clouds, feeds plants and animals, and then the cycle repeats itself. It also presents a short rhyming poem about a turkey named Chummy who tries to escape being eaten on Thanksgiving but ultimately ends up as the meal.

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    Limerick

    1
    The rain

    Falls from the clouds

    Feed many

    Plants and animals

    And then repeat this

    There once was a turkey named Chummy

    Mom thought that he might be quite yummy.

    He waddled away On Thanksgiving day.

    But still ended up in tummy!

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