Girl Scouts of the Philippines

The Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP) is the national Guiding association for girls and young women of the Philippines. Its mission is "to help girls and young women realize the ideals of womanhood and prepare themselves for their responsibilities in the home, and to the nation, and the world community." The girls-only association serves 671,267 members (as of 2003).

A Poem made by Camille Grace Campos

Posted by girl_scouts at 10:55 AM

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

THE ViBRANT JOURNEYS OF A SCOUT

A fun fad this may be,

Our faces simply filled with glee.

Happiness and joy is what it brings,

To uplift our spirits and make it sing.

Hardships and problems may come in a day,

But I say, "Come what may!"

To worry about problems I will not,

For I know eventually I can untie the knot.

"Mark time March!" as they command us,

Better follow to make not a fuss.

Chin up and stand also erect,

Follw and lead the path they direct.

We may be girls in green,

But we help each other boost our self-esteem.

New found buddies are what we met,

They make us jolly and not to fret.

Respect Mother Nature is what we ought to do,

Cheer her up and plant bamboos.

Don't belittle those animals you find,

Instead save them and use your mind.

Rules were made for us to follow and not break,

That's what a girl scout says and makes.

Live the laws and fulfill the promise,

Is what's in the mind of this little miss.

We are scouts tomorrow and today,

Need not to be sad but instead feel gay.

Put in actions the learnings you found,

Produce harmony and make a joyful sound.



A poem about scouting. (for the Gespie Net Surfer's Club)

Submitted by :: Camille Grace Campos , a 3rd yr Senior Scout of the Stella Maris Academy of Davao.

3 comments:

cLang_Lmao said...

Lol. it's true!..

Unknown said...

wah. LOL. i didn`t know the site was already up and my poem was already posted. :)) haha.

Unknown said...

Damnnnn

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The GSP's program focuses on "well-being, family life, heritage and citizenship, world community, preparedness, economic self-sufficiency, arts and environment." Center of the program is the "eight-point challenge", a merit-badge program. The highest award is the "Chief Girl Scout Medal" which was introduced in 1976.
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