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Heidi, I wonder the same thing. I just remembered her last name- I'm pretty sure her name is Diane Carins. She was living in New Zeland at the time. I don't remember the name of the book this was published in but it was a collected work of children's poetry somewhere between 1975 and 1980 I am thinking. I haven't tried to Google it but I may because there were some other great poems in it. My wife and I collect children's art. In Oregon, as a fund raiser, the art created in the elementary school art class was offered for bid sale. Usually the parents will buy the work. We would try to find the best work and buy it. I have a painting on my wall right now that I wouldn't trade for a Piacasso (well, I would if I could sell it for millions I guess) but you get my point.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein
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