2005/04/25
A Clock Has a Face, by Richards and Gibson
A clock has a face.
It has no nose.
It has no eyes.
It has no mouth.
It has no ears.
It has no hair
but it has a face.
It has a face and two hands,
the long hand
and the short hand.
| This is from English through Pictures. Do you see that it's like a verse?
A clock has a face.
It has no nose.
It has no eyes.
It has no mouth.
It has no ears.
It has no hair
but it has a face.
It has a face and two hands,
the long hand
and the short hand.
I. A. Richards and Christine Gibson, English through Pictures, Book 1 (46)
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