Short Capybara Poems
Short Capybara Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Capybara by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Capybara by length and keyword.
The Spanish had armadas;
the Americas, flotillas.
The Amazon has capybara;
the Andes has chinchillas.
Kentucky has its sassafras;
Madagascar has vanilla.
Napoleon lost at Waterloo;
Frazier, in Manila.
Will a person tell the Mexicans
how to pronounce tortilla?
Green Anaconda was the cute friend of Rhonda
Slippin’ and slidin’, so fast and strong like Honda
They went to Hotel La Boanara
Dined on caiman and capybara
And went to the Louvre to kiss La Gioconda
you have surely head of a cupcake tree
they sometimes have them at weddings said Vee
This was a capybara Christmas tree
it was made of cousins, there were thirty-three
The guests did not mind the rodents on the table?
This concern was queried by my Aunt Mable
They liked it, Vee said. They loved it in fact.
I could not wait to see Aunt Mable react.
Meet the friendly capybara
Rodent large without a care, a
Chill companion, friend to all, for
Clearing any gloomy pall
Sitting still or hanging out, with
Capybara social clout, a
Being present in the now, who
Effortlessly lives the Tao
Showing up and just to be, in
Any opportunity, a
Doing by no action seen, this
Caviidae is deftly keen
Always ready to relate, to
One who’s discombobulate, a
Silent empathy it shares, our
Wordless friend who capybares
Christmas came early for the Capybara last year
he got a case full of grass and all kinds of greetings of cheer
a social animal who makes friends wherever he goes
Capybara dressed as Santa, and carried a twinkle light that glows
many in south America came by to give him a loving pat
They know where this long-legged water pig likes to splash and splat
Christmas was easy, they brought him fresh tasty fescue
He chilled out in the water with his cousins, all twenty-two