Mama Do You Love Me
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Child (5-12)Accents
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Mama. Do you Love Me? By Barbara M. Josie Illustrated by Barbara LaValley Mama, do you love me? Yes, I do, dear one How much I love you more than the rave in loves his treasure more than the dog loves his tail and more than the whale loves his spout How long I'll love you Until the U meac flies into the darkness Till the stars turned to fish in the sky And the puffin howls at the moon Mama, what if I carried our eggs are ptarmigan eggs And I tried to be careful and I tried to walk slowly but I fell and the eggs broke. Then I would be sorry. But still I would love you. What if I put salmon in your parka and earnings in your mittens and lemmings in your muck? Lux Then I would be angry. What if I threw water at our lamp then, dear one, I would be very angry, but still I would love you. What if I ran away? Then I would be worried. What if I stayed away and sing with the wolves and slept in a cave? Then, dear one, I would be very sad, but Still, I would love you. What if I turned into a musk ox? Then I would be surprised. What if I turned into a walrus? Then I would be surprised and a little scared. What if I turned into a polar bear and I was the meanest bear you ever saw? And I had sharp, shiny teeth. And I chased you into your tent and you cried. Then I would be very surprised and very scared. But still inside the bear you would be you and I would love you. I will love you forever and for always. Because you are my dear one.