Animals
Animals, all shapes and sizes Bees that buzz Cats that meow Ducks that paddle 'round the pond Even worms and tiny bugs Forever tunneling through the mud Guinea pigs with chubby legs Horses that munch on hay In the pasture, cows and pigs Just talking about the farmers 'biz Kangaroos rule down under Lions roars boom like thunder Monkeys gobble banana peels None of 'em worry how their tummy feels Octopuses argue with the eels Parrots tease the penguins 'bout no flight Quails scurry through the brush in a Rush, no time to wait for them Snakes To come and gobble you up. Unicorns, they don't exist Vultures never will be missed Walruses sunning on the rocks Xantus, a type of bird of which no one has ever heard Yaks refuse to brush their fur, it's just absurd Zebras stomp their hooves in anger, 'cause they just hate come last. |
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Day two of Poetry Unit : An Alphabet Poem by Eliana T.
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January 2014,
Student Poetry
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