Your rhyme about the alligator & the crocodile Really brought a chuckle & also made me smile! Then reading Eddie's poem made me want to hoot So anything that I write will be trampled on a boot!
Your rhyme about the alligator & the crocodile Really brought a chuckle & also made me smile! Then reading Eddie's poem made me want to hoot So anything that I write will be trampled on a boot!
This post has some bite to it mate!
ReplyDeleteOh, I hope so!
ReplyDeleteThe answer to these mysteries
ReplyDeleteIs completely plain to see
It depends upon how brave you are
And if the beasts have had their tea.
For if the're feeling hungry
And you try to make them move
They will not be too fiendly
And get in agressive 'groove'
For they will not just argue
When you you tell them, "Come with me"
They'll bite your arms and legs off
And eat them for their tea!
Your rhyme about the alligator & the crocodile
ReplyDeleteReally brought a chuckle & also made me smile!
Then reading Eddie's poem made me want to hoot
So anything that I write will be trampled on a boot!
(These are time wasters, David!)
Your rhyme about the alligator & the crocodile
ReplyDeleteReally brought a chuckle & also made me smile!
Then reading Eddie's poem made me want to hoot
So anything that I write will be trampled on a boot!
(These are time wasters, David!)
It lookes as though your rhyme and my poem made Maggie May see double LOL
ReplyDeleteAnd if you did
ReplyDeleteWould you--or they--smile?
Your Nile Croc can stand the heat
ReplyDeleteSlowly moving feet by feet
Moon Gator might be a tight fit
To transmit along with a travel kit
{GatorCroc}
this made me think of "Oh the places you will go..." by Seuss.
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