Heroes
Winkle
and Sprinkle
put
on their capes to play.
Sprinkle
said,
“I’m
Superman today.”
Winkle
said, “Don’t be silly!
You
can’t be Superman.
You’re
a girl.”
Sprinkle
said, “Oh, Yes I can!”
Sprinkle
said, “I can fly.
I’m
strong.
I
can leap tall buildings
in
a single bound.”
“You
can not!” shouted Winkle.
“Can
too!”
“Can
not!”
“Can
too!”
“You’re
not strong,” said Winkle.
“I’m
stronger than you!” said Sprinkle.
“You are not!”
“Am
too!”
“Are
not!”
“Am
too!”
“I’m
faster than you,” said Winkle
“You
are not!”
“Am
too!”
“Are not!”
“Am
too!”
Mama
Fairy
came
in wearing a frown.
With
a wave of her wand,
sat
those little fairies down.
“You
aren’t a hero just because you can fly.
Or
are stronger or faster than your brother.
Heroes
use what they can do
and
what they have to help each other.”
“Heroes
know good from bad
and
right from wrong.
You
would be my heroes
if
you’d just get along!”
“Sorry,”
said Winkle.
“Sorry,”
said Sprinkle.
And
off they flew
to
be the heroes they could be
and
do what heroes do.
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