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Here are the poems for this year's edition of the English Oral Proficiency Contest.
YEAR 1
Rain on the Green Grass (children's rhyme)
Rain on the green grass, Rain on the tree, Rain on the housetop, But not on me.
YEAR 2
What the Robin Told (children's rhyme)
The wind
told the grasses, And the grasses told the trees. The trees told the bushes, And the bushes told the bees. The bees told the robin, And the robin sang out clear: Wake up! Wake up! Spring is here!
The lion just adores to eat A lot of red and tender meat And if you ask the lion what Is much the tenderest of the lot, He will not say a roast of lamb Or curried beef or devilled ham Or crispy pork or corned beef hash Or sausages or mutton mash. Then could it be a big plump hen? He answers no. What is it, then? Oh, lion dear, could I not make You happy with a lovely steak? Could I entice you from your lair With rabbit pie or roasted hare? The lion smiled and shook his head. He came up very close and said, ‘The meat I am about to chew Is neither steak nor chops. IT’S YOU.’
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