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JOSIE'S POEMS
Poems for Younger Children
By Josie Whitehead
WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO EAT?
By Josie Whitehead
For breakfast, what do you like most:
Porridge, cornflakes, buttered toast?
The blackbird likes a wriggly worm
'Especially one that likes to squirm!'
A rabbit likes to eat some hay
And gladly munches this all day.
Your dog likes biscuits with his meat –
'And don’t forget my little treat!'
A snail? What does he like to munch?
'Your Daddy’s cabbage for my lunch.'
A spider’s meal? A nice pork pie?
'Oh no, I much prefer a fly!'
Giraffes! What do they like to eat?
Something chewy, something sweet?
'Well, with our heads up in the trees
Green leaves are foods that always please.'
A crocodile? Don’t ask him that!
He’d eat your poodle or your cat.
'Oh, come and see me at the zoo.
Kids are tasty morsels too!'
Ducks? *They pester me all day
And don’t want leaves or even hay.
'We hope you'll satisfy our needs,'
And what ducks like are sunflower seeds.
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* There is a small lake in the park behind our home and the wild ducks know that humans equal food. They waddle over to our homes for breakfast and afternoon tea - or for meals any time of the day when they know we're in. You might like it, but I don't like the duck-muck they leave. Josie​​​
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