Black Racer Poems | Examples


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Old man bullfrog
Croaking at the pond
Splash, kerplunk!
Now he’s gone.

Wise old crow
Strutting in the grass
Caw! There’s a grub;
Flies off fast

Shh, there they are:
Fawn and doe
Snap! goes the twig;
Off they go

High in a tree,
Red-tailed hawk
Won’t let me close;
He won’t talk

Squirrels on the ground
Chasing tails
Missy scares ‘em off;
Never fails

Mister black racer
Warming in the sun
Slithers when we get there;
You’re no fun!

Wait, little friends,
We won’t attack
Just want to visit,
Please come back!

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