This poem, in its original and correct form, was written by John F. Willcocks (1918-2007). Maybe he was thinking of his father, when he composed it, as he was only 9 months old, when his father died as a result of being gassed on the Somme. The following is the poem as it was written:
POPPIES
Why are they selling poppies, mother? Selling poppies in town today?
The poppy, my child, is the flower of love for the men who marched away.
Why did they chose a poppy, mother? Why not a beautiful rose?
Because, my child, men fought and died in the fields where the poppy grows.
But why is the poppy so red?
Red is the colour of blood, my child, the blood that our soldiers shed.
The heart of the poppy is black, mother. Why does it have to be black?
Black is the symbol of grief my child for the men, who never came back.
But why mother dear, are you crying so? Your tears are like winter rain.
My tears are my fears for you, my child, for the world is forgetting again.
inquisitive
Not a Russian bear, but a grizzly bear! It is called Infant Innocence and A.E. Housman wrote it. "The grizzly bear is huge and wild, He has devoured the infant child, The infant child is not aware It has been eaten by the bear."
Perhaps should correctly read "It's a female child's prerogative to change her mind." Adult women need not be so flaky.
Elizabeth Barret Browning was a famous poet and was the wife of Robert Browning. Many of the poems that she wrote were about love. Browning is famous for many poem; however, one well-known poem that she wrote is titled, "How do I love thee?" Many believe that Browning had her husband in mind when she wrote this poem. Hope this helps!
Simile
this is a poem about a discussion, between a mother and child, when the child asks what poppies are worn for.
he was a poet who wrote the inquisitive mind of a child but that`s all i know, i really need help this is for an assessment piece im doing but i can`t find anything useful please help.
An open, inquisitive mind.
They must have 'Mind that child' wrote on the back.
An inquisitive one
use the 5 Why's
 -adjective 1. given to inquiry, research, or asking questions; eager for knowledge; intellectually curious: an inquisitive mind. 2. unduly or inappropriately curious; prying.-noun 3. an inquisitive person: thick curtains to frustrate inquisitives.
One needs an OPEN and INQUISITIVE MIND, more than anything else.
synonyms for inquisitive: curious antonyms for inquisitive; uninterested
i think you mean " who wrote the book street child?" not "how wrote the book street child?"
Why are you so inquisitive?
Julia Donaldson wrote The Gruffalo's Child.