2Nd Grade Personification Poems

She was the plainest buzzard in the chicken coop.
Man, is she plain, the roosters used to say.
But one rooster gave her a chance. They shared...

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Many housing builders fight over me.
My reddish wood is beautiful to see.
I have more than one common name.
Growing one hundred feet is my fame.
One of...

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Over one hundred foot tall? Of course I could.
Many people pine for my smooth reddish wood.
An apartment house? Not quite my friend.
When used in construction...

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              I lay my eggs in water.
     ...

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African mud banks are my go-to place
Yummy termites and ants my favorite food,
My claws help me keep cool in a digging space.
My sticky tongue keeps...

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I’m the largest of the seals 
No I do not own any wheels
I’m longer than a car
To see me you’ll come far
I weigh four and...

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If I were an igloos I would be different than the others, 
more flamboyant.
Painted in rainbow colors, 
I would play hip hop music, and I...

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Fluffy tailed performers
Chitter chatter among themselves
No one listening, everyone slathering
Juicy gossip 

Taking daring fifteen foot leaps and dives
From magnificent heights, barely landing on
Tiny branches.

Flinging themselves...

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If I had a choice, I would be a green boomslang.
Reposing in a warm African tree,
 surveying zebras and elephants.

My back would be plastered with...

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I am a mammal.  She is a mammal.  He is a mammal.
I have flippers, she has flippers, he has flippers.
We all have a...

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I know It can sometimes be a struggle 
 to survive in this jungle 
With all the obstacles one has to juggle 
But being happy...

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I am a flower when you are two.
		When you are four, you make headband chains out of me and my cousins.
				At five, you are told...

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I am a flower when you are two.
When you are four, you make headband chains out of me,
Using my stems, which have a pungent smell.
At...

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It is early on in life that Pride meets Ego. In 2nd grade in fact. Pride sits quietly admiring the gold star at the top...

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