Three Sisters
Three beautiful ladies standing so tall.
Dressed in such finery fit for a ball.
Waving and greeting the world one and all.
They stand there together with arms all entwined,
and sometimes they sing with a sound so sublime,
that beautiful music has been redefined.
They never change, fall, winter or summers.
They welcome the golfers, workers and runners
as well as squirrels, birds and all comers.
They watch o're the dogs and children at play.
Majestically waving , they just seem to say,
Be happy contented and what a great day.
Dressed in such finery fit for a ball.
Waving and greeting the world one and all.
They stand there together with arms all entwined,
and sometimes they sing with a sound so sublime,
that beautiful music has been redefined.
They never change, fall, winter or summers.
They welcome the golfers, workers and runners
as well as squirrels, birds and all comers.
They watch o're the dogs and children at play.
Majestically waving , they just seem to say,
Be happy contented and what a great day.
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