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FizzyFunnyFuzzy: Fun Poetry For Kids Welcome Welcome to the home of funny poetry by the Fizzy Funny Fuzzy poet, Gareth Lancaster. Find out if elephants are real, what lurks within your school bag and why some pirates shouldn't set sail!

Poem 'My Robot' - FizzyFunnyFuzzy: Fun Poetry For Kids A wonderful, whirring, mechanical joy. My robot can talk, but he'd much rather sing, Or go to the park and play on the swings! My robot is silver and very astute. For instance this week he was...

Poem 'The Sun' - FizzyFunnyFuzzy: Fun Poetry For Kids I wonder where it goes at night? Does it sleep or does it hide? Or is the moon its other side? Does it hide behind the hills? Late at night as outside chills? Do you think it needs to rest? ...