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Australian Children’s Poetry

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Silly Sculpture by James Aitchison

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By ozchildrenspoetry August 17, 2023

He’s holding up the building,

With only his left hand.

But both his legs are missing —

I don’t understand!

What a silly sculpture,

It made me want to laugh;

How can you hold up a building

When you’ve been cut in half?

Teacher’s note: The city of Vienna has many ornate sculptures
decorating its buildings.
Categories: Australian children's poetry Tags: humour, James Aitchison, statues, venice

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