'''Pooh''' was a real world swan that Christopher Robin Milne liked to feed. Milne's father noted that Pooh was a good name for a swan because if it did not come when you called for it, it instead sounded like you were cursing it. Pooh's river was also home to a set of cows which would drink out of it - Milne also noted that "Pooh" rhymes with "Moo". Pooh appears in a poem in ''When We Were Very Young'', called "The Mirror", describing its reflection.

*When We Were Very Young (1924)
*The Christopher Robin Story-Book (1929)

* Pooh is the inspiration for Winnie-the-Pooh's name.
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Pooh

'''Pooh''' was a real world swan that Christopher Robin Milne liked to feed. Milne's father noted that Pooh was a good name for a swan because if it did not come when you called for it, it instead sounded like you were cursing it. Pooh's river was also home to a set of cows which would drink out of it - Milne also noted that "Pooh" rhymes with "Moo". Pooh appears in a poem in ''When We Were Very Young'', called "The Mirror", describing its reflection.

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