A list poem

I've been working all day on putting together materials for how to write a list poem.

For an example I wrote three stanzas on a desert scene--so my list has to be all things in the desert.

Here is what I've started with.

Under the great blue sky,

there are yellow marigolds,

a tall yucca plant,

and a saguaro cactus

standing bold.

Inside the cactus

is a nesting elf owl

who yips and yaps

like the bark

from a coyote's howl.

Down in a hole

is a resting snake

who is out of the sun

and taking a break.

    I have some more stanzas to write, but I like the direction this poem is going.  Any ideas that you'd like to add are welcome.  

    Your task for today is to write your own list poem.  It could be a list of things in your desk, under your bed, things you like (or hate) at school, or things in your backpack.  Almost anything is a subject for a list poem and list poems do not have to rhyme.  But they should be fun.  I hope you'll share your list poem with me and remember to use all of your senses for good details.  

    Happy Poetry Month