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- He clasps the crag with crooked hands;
Close to the sun in lonely lands,by Alfred Lord Tennyson 6 lines, 6 comments - Little Gorilla, why do you look so sad? . . .
Are you thinking about the glorious times that you hadby Cicely Fox Smith 13 lines - Ham, Shem, and Japhet went a-sailing in the Ark,
With all the kinds of animals that grunt and squeak and bark,by Cicely Fox Smith 14 lines - The alligator is a creature
With not a single pleasing feature;by Cicely Fox Smith 5 lines, 1 comment - The hippo from the banks of Nile,
How wide and winning is the smileby Cicely Fox Smith 20 lines, 1 comment - I rather think I would not wish,
If I might choose, to be a fish.by Cicely Fox Smith 25 lines - Nests are wonderful things . . .
The rook's high house that swingsby Cicely Fox Smith 10 lines - 'Pengwengs,' the bos'n said,
'They're sailors drowned an' dead —by Cicely Fox Smith 8 lines - Look! said the hedge-sparrow, 'isn't he fine?
Nobody else has a child like mine!by Cicely Fox Smith 12 lines, 1 comment - Long before the Mammoth died in the ice and snow,
Master Brocky made his earth snug and warm below.by Cicely Fox Smith 16 lines - Those lumbering horses in the steady plough,
On the bare field - I wonder, why, just now,by Edwin Muir 33 lines, 1 comment - When the tea is brought at five o'clock,
And all the neat curtains are drawn with care,by Harold Monro 44 lines, 1 comment - Beyond the brassy sun-stare where each shade
Crouches beneath its substance at mid-noon,by Phoebe Hesketh 15 lines - You little friend, your nose is ready; you sniff,
Asking for that expected walk,by Harold Monro 43 lines - Said the Duck to the Kangaroo,
"Good gracious! how you hop!by Edward Lear 43 lines - In dreams I see the Dromedary still,
As once in a gay park I saw him stand:by Archibald Young Campbell 13 lines - Rhinoceros, your hide looks all undone,
You do not take my fancy in the least:by Hilaire Belloc 3 lines - THIS is a rune I ravelled in the still,
Arrogant stare of an Australian cow—by Bernard O Dowd 14 lines, 1 comment - Ha there! old-pig, old bear, old bristly and gingery
Wombat out of the red earth peering gingerly,by Douglas Alexander Stewart 18 lines - King and Queen of the Pelicans we;
No other Birds so grand we see!by Edward Lear 78 lines - 'Dear, dear! Cluckety-cluck!
Who'd be a hen that has hatched out a duck?by Cicely Fox Smith 3 lines - The puma is a puss-cat, and a thumping big one too,
But mostly when you meet one it's a deal more scared than you;by Cicely Fox Smith 3 lines - Old Prickles he lives in the midst of a wood,
Where slugs, snails, and beetles abound for his food,by Cicely Fox Smith 5 lines
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