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SQUIRRELS
As Fast AS Lightning
THE SQUIRREL SCURRIES UP THE
TREE GATHERING UP ACORNS.
SOME ANIMALS MAY FIND IT FRIGHTENING
THAT THE SQUIRREL
ZOOMS PAST THEir HEAD.
SOME SQUIRRELS ARE BIG AS ELEPHANTS
SOME ARE SMALL AS A RAT
AND SOME ALWAYS FALL.
WHEN THEY GET Their ACORNS
They’re AS HAPPY AS LARRY.
BUT WHEN THEY FAIL TO GET FOOD
YOU MAY FIND THEM AS ANGRY
AS A BULL.
THEY STUFF ACORNS IN Their CHEEKS MAKING
Their CHEEKS AS FAT AS A COW.
BUT They’re STILL AS
CUTE AS A PUPPY.
BY JOSH PRICE
The Ligertah
As fast as a cheetah
As big as a tiger
As loud and proud as a lion
The Ligertah is the ultimate big cat
And he never gets fat
The Ligertah is as sly as a fox
But as tame as a cat
That goes in a litter box
You can go for a ride
But make sure you hold on
To his soft fluffy mane
And there’s his long fluffy tail
It feels as if it was silk
He also loves milk
His fur as tan as the sand
With spots and stripes all over
He purrs like a pussycat
But roars like a lion
He can creep on you from behind
And will give you a fright
His paws as big as footballs
His claws as sharp as knives
He likes to eat roast beef
With his big, big teeth
He is loads of fun
And likes to have a bun
With his can of bud
He will never get drunk
and prefers rock over funk
and that is the one and only Ligertah
By Katelynn Walsh
Cowdoshgun
It’s as long as cow,
Barks like a dog,
And a tail of a fish
It could eat a dish,
Faints in the fog
And it always says oww!
It has a gun,
It can stun,
It is very unkind,
It shoots from the behind,
It’s a cowdoshgun.
By Martin o connor
My 2 Cats
My favourite cat Rex,
Is as thin as a baseball bat,
And he smells worse,
Than my old doormat.
His ears are long and pointy,
His nose is as small as a gnat,
His claws are as sharp as knives,
And his favourite after dinner treat,
Is my mum’s black and blueberry pies.
My other cat Paddy,
Goes out hunting at night,
And while he does that,
He pees on my new blue kite.
My other cat Leo,
Passed away a while ago,
I wish I could have said goodbye,
On that horrible day.
They’re all brilliant,
in each and every way.
I couldn’t even live without them,
For even just a day.
By Kieran Purcell
Over the hills and far away.
Over the hills and far away
Lived a old man fat and grey
He had a pet cat
His name was Pat.
He was as black as coal.
His brother Noel
This fat grey man
Drove a big red van
His friend was Dan .
By Edwin Cahill
BULL
As fearless as James Bond
As strong as a gate
Dirty as dung
As angry as a tornado
As fast as lightning
As blind as bat
Be careful he could puck you
And he eats anything.
Ballistic as a nutcracker
And eager as a beaver
As fat as a an elephant
Stinks like slurry
His kicks are dangerous
He hates to be rubbed
He’s mental for cow meal
And if he doesn’t get it
He’ll break out
By Jody Dwyer
The Horse
Graceful as a swan,
Fast as a cheetah,
Powerful as a lion,
Dark brown in colour,
Friendly as he can be
Soft as silk
The brightest eyes
Pointed ears
The nicest I’ve seen
Anne-Marie Barron
