The Happy Toad Poem by Amy Bruce

The Happy Toad



look left,
look right,
look who you'll see tonight.
big mouths,
tall bodies
I think you'll be seeing Rodney
Big feet,
a little heat,
you'll just might meet me!

look left,
look right,
look who you'll see tonight.
big mouths,
tall bodies
I think you'll be seeing Rodney
Big feet,
a little heat,
you'll just might meet me!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Hurry up little toad', Jill cried out to mary laughing.
Jill and Mary had been stepsisters for 2 months now, but Jill was a frog and Mary was just a fat, ugly toad.
Mary's father married Jill's mother just before Mary's dad had been kidnapped by a young, school-aged boy!

LESON: DONT BE MEAN OR BAD STUFF WILL HAPPEN! ! !
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