Wednesday, November 30, 2011

One Sock, Two Socks....

Those of you with children, and even those of you without kids, probably all know the book One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish. It's one of Dr. Suess's most famous, after Green Eggs and Ham and The Cat in the Hat. Here is my homage to both socks and Dr. Suess....(through the first 17 pages of his book).



One Sock Two Socks....







One Sock





Two Socks









Red Sock









Blue Sock





















Black Sock









Blue Sock











Old Sock







New Sock

















This one has little stars









This one has a train car

(okay, so it's an engine, give me some creative leaway)







Say, what a lot socks there are!



Yes, some are red,

Some are Pooh,



Some are old,

And some are Tigger too.











Some are a fad





Some make you glad























Ang's socks are very, very rad.

















Why are they a fad, glad, and rad?

I do not know,

Just don't show her dad.







Some are thin







And some are fat.

















The fat one is a big brown cat.








From there to here

From here to there

Angela's socks

are everywhere.





Here are some

Just for fun







And some when

She has to run







Oh my! Oh me!

Oh my! Oh me!

What a lot of

socks I see.











Some are two socks





And some are four

Some are six socks

Though there may be more.









Where do they come from?

Ang's room I say

I don't think some have ever

Seen the light of day.





I see Ang come

I see Ang go

Why her socks don't match

I will never know.





Her socks knee high







Her socks real low











Not one pair is like another

Don't ask me why

I am just her mother.

1 comment:

  1. I love it Jax! I can never find a pair of socks for my little one, because after having been two three kids, there are only few pairs left....I have lots of singles though.

    With my oldest sons I have decided only to buy Hanes color coded socks... my oldest son is blue and my middle is green.

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