What's on a face, what do you see there?
Two ears that hear, and a head with some hair,
Two eyes with lashes that see and blink,
And two furry eyebrows that wiggle, I think.
There's only one nose pushed outward to smell.
It does sneezes, which it does quite well.
There are two lips that nibble around.
Lips up say, "Smile." Lips down, say, "Frown."
Some faces are round while others are square.
Most faces say what our feelings put there.
Smiles, and grins, frowns and droopy chins.
Feelings, are what our faces wear.
There are two cheeks at each end of a grin.
And the face stops at a point called the chin.
Two puffy cheeks at the end of a smile;
Then the face stops--it's the face of a child.
