The Cat and the Kite (Children’s poem) also: Grandma's House (Children's poem)

The Cat and The Kite (Children's Poem)

Once, a cat, he caught a kite

but got his tail entangled;

the wind blew hard and the kite took flight

while the poor cat just dangled.

“Oh, put me down! Oh, put me down!”,

the pussycat miaowed

as the kite flew over fields and towns

then up above the clouds.

The kite flew right up to the stars

and the moon queen dressed in silk

but the kind moon queen said, “There you are”

and gave him a saucer of milk.

Grandma’s House (Children’s Rhyme)

As I was going to grandma’s house,

by chance, I met a little brown mouse.

I said, “My grandma has some cheese

and you may have some if you please”.

So the mouse came too but after that,

by chance, I met a little black cat.

I said, “My grandma has a fish

and you may have it if you wish”.

So then the cat, me and the mouse;

we all went to my Grandma’s house

and the mouse had cheese

and the cat had fish

and I had cake on a silver dish.