Hawkins Hollow Nursery Rhymes
Woven Question Drum at Bee Garden Edge
The playful cues gain meanings: wim means hold, woggle means turn, and wush means listen. Each child contributes a different strength, while the smallest sound—not the loudest action—reveals the closing image.
Rhyme
Three views watched one garden place.
The woven drum changed hands with grace.
Lex held steady. Austin turned.
Haylee listened where silver light burned.
Zylar watched the open way.
Three jobs started all the same day.
Wim means hold. Woggle means turn.
Wush means listen, wait, and learn.
Hold, turn, listen—one, two, three.
The jobs met once beside a tree.
One wet leaf made the smallest shh.
Haylee pointed. All went still.
Under the leaf, one chrysalis lay.
No poke, no pat, no hand in the way.
The drum stayed quiet. The path stayed wide.
Leaving it safe was the winning side.
About This Rhyme
Performance style: Spoken nonsense-to-meaning rhyme with passing, turning, listening, and one quiet freeze.
Estimated spoken length: About 50 seconds.