Two beaded lizard brothers do
A carved out pumpkin peeking play
Here at home in Lincoln Park Zoo,
Spending Halloween their own way.
Each lizard takes a pumpkin side,
And through large pumpkin holes can see
Each other - neither one can hide,
Hollow a pumpkin as can be.
Which one will be the first to dare
Slither into a pumpkin hole
To be inside the pumpkin there?
Neither does seem to want that role.
So each lizard dares the other
To be in the pumpkin brother.
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