Tell Tale Tail Poem by Ima Ryma

Tell Tale Tail



This Asian lizard lives to tell
A tale of how I lost my tail.
Six inches long, it served me well,
Thrice as long as my bod on scale.
A big bird flew down from the sky
And grabbed me by my tail, then flew
Me up and away, I knew why.
Cuz birds do eat lizards, birds do.
As we were flying o'er a tree,
I sent a message tail begone.
On a limb I landed safely,
While the bird and my tail flew on.

I lost my old tail from attack,
But got my new tail growing back.

Saturday, May 14, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: animals
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