The Conical Hat
The Conical Hat
The Conical Hat
2/16
I protect you from
the sun.
3/16
I protect you from
the rain.
4/16
I am smaller than an
umbrella.
But I am bigger
than a cap.
5/16
People make me
from cane.
People make me
from leaves.
6/16
People don't make
me too big, nor too
small.
7/16
I have a cone in
the middle to
help me stay on
top of your head.
8/16
If you rise, I rise.
9/16
I am the farmers’
hat.
10/16
You can wear me as
you tend the crops.
11/16
You can wear me as
you cross the
stream.
12/16
You can wear me
when you play
outside your home.
13/16
But please do not
run too fast or I
might fall!
14/16
Pleasant is my
shade.
Pleasant is my love.
15/16
Always care for me
and I will always
love you.
16/16
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