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Showing posts with label tutu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutu. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2013
LONG TAILED BUSH LIZARD
A long tailed bush lizard
is resting in the sun.
He's waiting for Halloween,
knows it is fun.
Running in and out
of your jack-o-lantern.
You might call him
a little rapscallion.
Eating flies and gnats
and pumpkin too.
He wishes a Happy Halloween
to me and you.
What does your dog or cat think about Halloween? Will your pet wear a costume? If you had a pet animal how would you dress her for Halloween? Can you write a poem about that?
Elizabeth, an elephant
wants to dance
for Halloween.
She needs
the biggest tutu
I've ever seen.
When she trick-or-treats
she carries a big sack.
And if you don't feed her
she'll never come back.
Labels:
children's poem,
children's poet,
children's poetry,
elephant,
flies,
gnats,
Halloween,
jack-o-lantern,
Joy Acey,
lizard,
long tail bush lizard,
Princess of Poetry,
rapscallion,
sack,
sun,
tutu
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