Gorilla Girl

Gorilla Girl 

Let's give gorilla gal a great big hoot. 
Queen of the Great Apes, she is living on fruit.
Loosing weight is her latest toot. 
Swinging through the trees in her Sunday suit.
(For fun use link!  Hear hoots. Think pink!)
One hip replaced!  Fearless.  Happy faced.
Hearts, love, showers, lace.  Gorilla Girl's smiling face. 
Perched on one leg; giving her walker a whirl.
She silences wild screams and gives hopefulness a twirl.
(For fun use link!  Hear screams.  Get shrink!)
Slow as a snail she goes and does not stumble.
Swinging through the trees trying not to fumble.
Uproarious sounds, without one grumble.
No sweets for treats Feasting “She beast” crumbles!
(For fun use link!  Rumble!  Sneak a wink!)
“Gorilla Gal” craves sweets.  Big hunt must grunt.
Rolling with laughter.  Medicine?  Drunk?”
What's that sound?  A pig?  Not a skunk?
Oh, what a hunt!  Sweet chunks.  Hidden trunk.
(For fun use link!  Pig grunt!  DIET... Drink)
Never fear, the end is near.
Pain and agony are steering clear.
Pound those chests to her with cheer.
“Gorilla Gal” has recuperation near.
(For fun use link!  Chest beats!  Laughs… 
Swim in the sink.  Get a drink.  Try to wink.
Do not blink!  She's on the brink.
LOL the link!  The link!  The link!)

© Dane Smith-Johnsen
    December 17, 2009

IF YOU WANT SOME GREAT FUN, OPEN THIS LINK BESIDE THE POEM AND LISTEN TO 
SOUNDS AS INDICATED.... Inspiration!

http://www.gorillafund.org/gorilla_fun/gorilla_sounds_flash.php
 
1st sound “Hoots”
2nd sound “Adolescent Screams”
3rd sound “Rumble” (Food found, low sounds.)
4th sound “Pig Grunt”
5th sound “Chest Beats”
6th sound “Laughs”
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Kendrick Avatar
December 19, 2009 at 3:49 AM
Interesting write. I remember someone on here was going to get hip replacement surgery. Is this what your talking about. Thanks for the comments on my work. Sara
Haick Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 6:16 PM
So fun, Dane Ann! I am glad you're feeling much better! This is Hilarious! This sounds like it was fun to write! Congratulations on your win in Elaine's Contest! Thank you also for commenting on my poems! Peace and love, Audrey
Sweetheart Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 5:09 PM
Great poem Dane Ann and many congrats on your winning poem in Lainie's contest too.. well deserved win.. thankxxx for sharing .. Linda-Marie... "Sweetheart"
Dufresne Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 4:21 PM
Hi Dane Ann! Say ...you wouldn't wanna share some a dat,would you?-Robert
Freeman Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 10:54 AM
Great hoot a fruit toot root, surviving on diet root beer, recuperation is near, I am glad to hear. Just yesterday we were a flamingo. Smile. Sincerely, Love, Moses
Devonshire Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 9:52 AM
This is a hoot! I did as you suggested and used the links to enhance the reading experience, Dane Ann. Can't help but think of you using your strong arms to swing from tree to tree on vines now. And I must agree with Carrie, those meds are keeping your spirits up and enhancing your wonderful creativity!! Thanks so much for sharing your delightful write with us!! Much love and blessings for holiday cheer, Carolyn
Pickett Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 8:12 AM
I enjoyed your humor...Good write DASJ.....:JP]
Richards Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 8:11 AM
Whatever meds you are on.....they seem to have enhanced your poetry!!! What a delightful poem, Dane Ann....and what a cheerful attitude you have in your recovery! Best of luck, and get well soon! ~ Love, Carrie
Kelly Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 7:06 AM
Great to hear your hip-op was successful and to see you back in full flow ; Just send me on the prescription 'cause that medication sounds like fun . PS watch out for Tarzan !!! ...
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