In My Book Of Zoology Poem by Miroslava Odalovic

In My Book Of Zoology



In my book of zoology
The wolves are as innocent as lambs
The lambs as cunning as foxes
The monkeys always trick on humans
The birds refuse to be a symbol of anything
The bees are not as busy as you would like them to be
The donkeys are carrot loving farmers
The fish keep the secret of language
To be revealed by dolphins only
The butterflies mock the wingless hands
The mice have outtrapped the mazes
The eagles know the depth of all the sights
The cockroaches are busy with an infinitesimal account
Elephants remember what others have forgotten
The crabs quarrel with Zenonian measurements
The giraffe will always spit if you go too far
The lizard is a wizard of sunbathing
The rainbow is in love with the chameleon



I'm really sorry if you don't understand this
But
In my book of zoology you are either with me or against me

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Seale 19 August 2012

I'm with you Miroslava... I totally dig this! Great Write! ! ! ; -) -Kelly

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