In Penelope’s garden,
In the heat of the day,
Penny and I sleep
While the butterflies play
Their wings whoosh on the breeze
The sounds of nature gently call
The tsst of a sprinkler is heard feintly
Dampening the garden wall
I snuggle next to Penelope
My big sister and best friend
She had sworn to protect me
Until her life must end
The butterflies flutter around us
A peaceful lot they are
Where are all the exotic ones?
They must be very far
A butterfly suddenly lands on my nose
My eyes shoot open in alarm
But they’re just insects, so who cares?
Butterflies do no harm
Peering out of the hammock, I see
Leaves falling from the trees
One lands right on my nose
It seems nature has a landing place - me!
I try to shake Penelope awake
So she could see for herself
But suddenly the hammock tips over,
And both of us fall with no harm to ourselves
We laugh and laugh in happiness
Then cuddle and nose-kiss
When you have a sister like Penelope,
Life is totally bliss!
I always love days like this
When Penelope and I play together
Friends always look out for each other
No matter how sunny the weather.
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