Animals Poem by John Wathen
Animals
I suppose that strictly speaking,
pigs can't really fly,
and you 'd never get a camel
through a needles eye.
Fishes don't tell stories.
Owls aren't really wise,
and crocodiles don't really weep,
as they bite into your thighs.
Hyenas never get to laugh.
Parrots are rarely sick,
but elephants never forget
in which end, their buns to stick.
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4/27/2024 4:06:48 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Hahaha - wonderful, love it. Very novel and well written.