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Poetry Corner - The Cats Have Come To Tea
I thought that I would occasionally offer some poetry that I find. Today I read "The Cats Have Come To Tea" by Kate Greenaway. I found the poem on public-domain-poetry.com
I thought that it was a cute little poem, and since I like cats it was an interesting visual as I read it.
Let me know what you think. You can stop by my Facebook page to leave me a message. You can also reach me through the contact from on my website SonOfALibrarian.com.
Background music is used under license from AudioFlow.
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By Stephen Orth
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I thought that I would occasionally offer some poetry that I find. Today I read "The Cats Have Come To Tea" by Kate Greenaway. I found the poem on public-domain-poetry.com
I thought that it was a cute little poem, and since I like cats it was an interesting visual as I read it.
Let me know what you think. You can stop by my Facebook page to leave me a message. You can also reach me through the contact from on my website SonOfALibrarian.com.
Background music is used under license from AudioFlow.
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There is no official sponsorship or advertising for this episode, but if you have been thinking about doing some investing in the market, like I did, check out Robinhood. I found it to be a very simple and easy to use interface. And if you use my referral link, https://join.robinhood.com/stepheo471, we both get a free share of stock from their pool of companies. See their website for the full details. Investing can be risky, so understand your risk tolerance and invest wisely.