It's Simon's first day at School,
Greenhill Academy
He wonders what new things he'll learn,
And what he'll get to see
He hopes that folks aren't scared of him,
Because of dino teeth and claws.
Like all he loves to play and learn,
And run about outdoors
He stands and stares at the big brick school,
He's scared to go on in.
When a little boy says
"Morning, do you know what class you're in?
"I really do not know." Says Simon to the boy.
I'm only four years old he says,
"Let's ask Mrs McCoy."
That's easy, says the Teacher,
So come along with me,
You and Lucas are in my class,
let's see what we can see.
Simon made a friend that day,
And never did look back.
Because with Lucas as his friend,
He never had a lack.
About Triquetrae Tales
An enchanted kingdom in a piano found
Where the sound crystals are endowed
With sounds and silences guarded day and night
for the maestro to share and bring delight
Delight to the eyes and ears of every person
who genuinely desires to learn
The skills of the elders that came before
something something something
The children sing, the creatures something
Until that fateful day
When all around the land turned grey
The music had run out.
The sound dragons could not find the heart
Of one who truly longed
To know the ways, to learn and study
Not an instrument but the sound
Someone who wanted to understand
how, who, what, why, when how
Had children, of all ages, forgotten
To ask, to question, to explore?
And so a scheme was devised
Tales, music, colour and games
If music could light up the word
The heart of sound would regrow
Triquetrae Tales are written by Dru Brumpton-Turner and are part of the Triquetrae Music Programs.
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