I didn’t wash the dishes
I didn’t make my bed
And as for the hamsters
I don’t think they were fed
I didn’t do my paper work
I ate chips and watched TV
The living room is such a mess
It even petrifies me
I feel so very sloppy
I don’t know what to say
I hope my children don’t find out
What I have done today
Dear Ms. Spider….
I cannot come and dine tonight
You see, I don’t have very good sight
Along with that I cannot choose
Which shoes and clothes that I should use
That’s not all, I have a cold
And all my bones feel cranky and old
So you see it’s not the day
Why don’t we dine on Saturday?
Sincerely replied,
The Fly
Podcast The Snake
Its scales reflect the evilness
Black, empty eyes do not confess
Its hiss is ironing my foot
I can’t move, I stuck, like a root
This snake that I’m describing now
Is slithering to me, and makes me frown
This time I know it, my death is near
And down my spine go goose bumps of fear
But when I look a bit closer at it
I note, it’s actually a snake of plastic
Podcast – The Unusual Creature
Once a great wizard who’d studied many books
Said, “There aren’t many animals with horrible looks.”
So he dreamt one up and wrote it all down
(The animal’s description would make anyone frown)
He wrote it down on a wrinkly sheet
And described the animal head to feet:
I has yellow-stained teeth and green, slimy skin
And long, crooked horns and a horrid back fin
It has long, dainty claws and is terribly mean
It has fur on its head and is definitely – NOT CLEAN!
When the wizard had finished, he thought ’bout this creature
And said, “It exists, my mom has these features.”
