I glide along its rays.

The flowers wake up when I touch them.

In the morning I wake the birds.

Their home is in the tree-tops.

When they see me they begin to
sing.

I open the lilies on the lake.

I bring the lily buds up from under
water.

When I touch the seeds the plants
sprout.

I kiss the fruit, ripen it, and make
it sweet.

I drink the morning dew.

I carry water to the clouds.

Some days the rain fairies come.

Then you do not see me.

You need the things the rain fairies
do for you.

They water the lovely flowers.

Nothing could grow without them.

Nothing could grow without me.

dark--heavy--path--across
indigo--drops--beautiful.

Sometimes the rain fairies meet the
sun fairies.

What a good time they have!

They are not dark or heavy now.

They shine and are bright with colors.

Some are red, others orange, and some
of them yellow.

There are others green, blue, indigo,
or violet.

They form a path across the sky.

This path is called a rainbow.

It is formed by the sun and the drops
of water.

Each drop of water helps form it.

The clouds are dark by themselves.

The sunshine makes them bright and beautiful.

dulces--centavo--calle.

?Que crees que hizo nuestra chiquitina?

Hay un hombre viejo que vende dulces.

Un dia llevamos a la chiquitina alli.

Le dejamos comprar algunos dulces.

Dio un centavo al viejo y el le dio
algunos dulces.

El otro dia la encontramos en la calle.

Se habia puesto su gorra y su abrigo.

Tenia su muneca en una mano.

--iPero chiquitina! ?adonde vas?--dije yo.

--iA comprar dulces!--respondio la chiquitina.

--?Porque te llevas la muneca?

--La muneca quiere dulces tambien.

--No puedes comprar dulces, querida mia.

No tienes un centavo.

--Si, si, mira mi centavo.

?Que crees que tenia?

Tenia un boton.

Iba a comprar dulces con un boton.

?No era graciosa la chiquitina?

Creo que el viejo le habria dado
algunos dulces.

Es un hombre muy bueno.

button--candy--took--cent--buy.

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