The poem describes the beauty of the world through the senses, noting the colors seen in nature and on people's faces, the sounds of babies laughing and growing, and the message of friendship in how people greet each other. The speaker expresses wonder at what a wonderful world it is.
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The poem describes the beauty of the world through the senses, noting the colors seen in nature and on people's faces, the sounds of babies laughing and growing, and the message of friendship in how people greet each other. The speaker expresses wonder at what a wonderful world it is.
The poem describes the beauty of the world through the senses, noting the colors seen in nature and on people's faces, the sounds of babies laughing and growing, and the message of friendship in how people greet each other. The speaker expresses wonder at what a wonderful world it is.
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The poem describes the beauty of the world through the senses, noting the colors seen in nature and on people's faces, the sounds of babies laughing and growing, and the message of friendship in how people greet each other. The speaker expresses wonder at what a wonderful world it is.
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WHAT A WO NDERFU L WORLD
Loui s Armstr on g
I see trees of , red too
I see them bloom for me and you And I to myself, what a world
I see skies of and of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred And I to myself, what a world
The colours of the , so in the
sky Are also on the faces of people going by I see friends hands, "How do you do?" They're really saying "I you"
I hear babies , I watch them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll ever And I to myself, what a world Yes, I to myself, what a world