The Fish In Yonder Pond Poem by Mela Marie

The Fish In Yonder Pond



There was a fish in yonder pond
His fins of which he was not fond
For walking was his goal, you see-
to walk around like you or me

He leaped up high into the air,
and saw a bouncing, bumbling, bear.
He was about on two hind feet,
the fish found this to be quite neat.

And so one day, he made a vow
to grow some feet, he wondered how.
He went to bed, yet he was sad.
He had no feet, and this was bad.

But when he woke, to his surprise
No fins were there, but feet and thighs!
For a young polliwog was he
not fish, not bird, not man, nor tree!

Twas fun to be a polliwog,
but better, a free, fearless frog.
While fearless yes, but careless too,
They caught the frog; He's in the zoo!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM

Poem with a flow of amusing - sometimes surprising and nice pictures (responds to my poem Nature Advice) . Aesop tales may become didactic poems. So thanks for sharing dear poet, Mela Marie. Build more on this. Joseph Josephides - Member of the International Society of Poets (ISP) Intern.Library of Poetry awarded

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Lily Law 25 September 2008

a poem that pictured what dream is and its consequence... nice! ! !

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