Marsupial Poems - Poems about Marsupial

marsupial frog tadpole in a tiny pouch very good mother...

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If I was a marsupial I would stay in mama’s pouch Which would save me from hurting I would never have to say “darn” or “ouch” Never stub my toe or injure myself Snug as a cherished vase on a bookshelf I would stay hidden, cozy and warm In no danger from predators or a bad storm...

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Of all the mammals I could be I select marsupial 'Cos as I watch them, seems to me They're all connubial and fiducial...

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Marsupial luncheon was a huge success We had enough food with a plausible guess Kangaroo baby made an enormous food mess We did not help mama clean it, I must confess. It’s all in her pouch the koala said. She is embarrassed. Her face is quite red. Opossum did not reply. She was playing dead. All marsupials were amply and adequately fed....

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For the merited sake of Kangaroo Let’s march towards any exhibiting zoo, Advised to be humble the Napoleon-Tough, Who still could meet his Waterloo With a kick, hard and rough From the Mature Kangaroo. For the clear heroism of Kangaroo, Control the urge to at it boo: The Beautiful Brain behind our incubator By medics as treasured as a...

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I was just a little one, in the grass, enjoying the sun, when a shadow covered me. She had appeared suddenly, in one swell hop. It was a tall warm-feeling shadow. I reached up my hands, and pulled down a cozy nook That no one could probably ever top. I promptly jumped inside, and settled down, feeling loved...

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