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Updated 03/11/2023
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World of Blyton 
Is there a Blyton poem called Come to the Fair? It starts “Come along Harry and Susan and Bill”…
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There is a poem with that title in Enid Blyton’s New Storytime Book (Purnell, 1954) but I can’t vouch for the words of the poem. http://www.enidblytonsociety.co.uk/book-details.php?id=701&title=Enid+Blyton%27s+New+Storytime+Book
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Thank you! I got a copy and it’s in there! x
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Hi everyone
I hope someone can help me. In one of the Noddy books there’s a poem that starts:-
I wish I was a duck with splishy splashy feet
Does anyone know the rest?
Thanks in advance
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Could this be it? (From You Funny Little Noddy).
With puddles in the street,
And raindrops bumping on my nose,
And splishy-splashy feet!
I wish I was a little duck
That didn’t wear a mac,
I’d like to feel the raindrops run
All down my feathery back!
I really love.—”
He gets interrupted by the milkman then, so we won’t ever know how it ends!
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Good Evening. I am enquiring about “The Shepherd by Enid Blyton. Please send the link for it to my email address or link me directly to it. Thank you.
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I’m sorry, that’s not one that I have a digital copy of.
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Salute to the children anyone got a copy of that poem
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It appears “Salute the children” was written specially for the Daily Mail Annual for Girls and Boys (1944). I don’t see any record of it being reprinted. I don’t have that annual but perhaps someone who sees these comments will.
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Wowwwww
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Dose anyone know if Enid Blyton wote this poem
But inspired of these adventures their misery was great for though they ran about all day they sometimes stayed out late
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I don’t recognise it but maybe someone will.
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Please share the link of the shepherd poem by Enid Blyton
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As above, I don’t have that one.
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The Shepherd by Enid Blyton appeared incomplete as there was a further verse, goes like this: “I wish I knew the things he knows, The night time skies, the wind that blows, The singing birds, the bleating skies, I wish I were a Shepherd wise.
How can I find the full poem?
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I know a man who’ s old and wise,
He reads the wind, he reads the skies,
He knows when storms will blow his way,
He knows what rain will fall each day.
He’ll take you where the primrose shines,
He knows the early celandines,
He names each bird that by him flies,
His eyes are very blue and wise
All day and night he tends the sheep,
He hears them bleating in his sleep,
There’s not a lamb upon the farm,
He hasn’t carried in his arm.
I wish I knew the things he knows,
The night-time skies, the wind that blows,
The singing birds, the bleating cries-
I wish I were a shepherd wise.
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