A Stick and His Boy

We all know that boys love their sticks. But did you know sticks love their boys just as much? Together, they can be anything! This funny, rhyming children's story is perfect for bedtime or anytime a little laughter is needed. Stick not included.

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Transcript

Musings and Other Nonsense. Whimsical stories, poems and songs for children. Written and read by Peter G. Reynolds. That's me! This podcast would not be possible without your support. Please visit buymeacoffee.com/musings to donate or become a member. 

This episode is called A Stick and His Boy.

Sometimes my boy is a heroic knight,
And we joust for the king and queen.

Sometimes my boy is a world-famous chef,
And we cook very tasty cuisine.

Sometimes my boy is a wizard,
And we cast magic spells with our staff.

Sometimes my boy is a celebrity, 
And we sign our autograph.

Sometimes my boy is a pirate, 
And we sail to where x marks the spot

Sometimes my boy is an archeologist, 
And we discover what time has forgot.

Sometimes my boy is a drummer,
And we play in a marching band.

Sometimes my boy is a conductor,
With an orchestra at our command. 

Sometimes my boy is a gladiator,
And we fight for the glory of Rome.

Sometimes my boy is a scientist,
And we map the human genome.

Sometimes my boy is a dentist,  
And we drill that rotten tooth. 

Sometimes my boy is a journalist,
With a desire to find the truth.

Then one day, I lost my boy.
I cried and ran to my mother

She smiled and said,
There’s no need to be sad.

Just go outside.
You’ll find another.

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