Mealtime On the Ark Write a Verse To Soupmail I Will Add

After reading some of the poems
You simply must agree
That their is an abundance of some
Which would make a tasty tea

Seren's mice have multiplied
Along with Kim's rabbits you see
Sammy snake is overjoyed
Smacking his  lips with  glee

Cos a tasty meal is envisaged
Just one thing Sammy forgot
On board  Noah's  ark
Is Malcolm the mongoose.

He lays in wait for Sammy
Who decided he wasn't hungry
So the rabbits and the mice
Are safe for another day

(added by Mandy)

Then there are some deer
Just like Bambi you see
But keep an eye on the tigers
Because Bambi looks good for tea

What about the aardvark
With his pointy long nose
He might be sniffing for ants
But if he is hungry one never knows.

Come on write the next verse i will add it
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Tams The Golden Girl Avatar
June 13, 2013 at 12:33 PM
Hi now I understand , all that work to save the animals 40 years building an ark just so we can have a good barby ...makes you think doesn't it lol xx
Roberts Avatar
June 13, 2013 at 2:16 PM
Lol i was wondering what he was on about . Geez ..
Horsman Avatar
June 13, 2013 at 9:54 AM
Oh the ark the nonsense we save the animals, if only to give us the license to give them the suffering gimmal. Oh upon the spit them as a offering to feed the world we all say, the need to savour mouth watering desperate to preserve just to slay harry (tongue in cheek sorry Seren)
Tams The Golden Girl Avatar
June 13, 2013 at 12:33 PM
Hi now I understand , all that work to save the animals 40 years building an ark just so we can have a good barby makes you think doesn't it lol xx
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