There was a great conversation between
A kangaroo and a polar bear
How this came to be, I do not know
For the kangaroo lives down undra
And the polar bear lives up on the frozen Tundra
But about such details I will not worry
I will still tell you my story
It seems that the kangaroo was distressed
About his very large feet
And the polar bear did not
Like to eat raw meat
The polar bear said he wanted his
Meat to be bar-b-qued
This of course greatly upset
The poor kangaroo
How they should solve their dilemma
I did not know at all
For after all, a kangaroo is a kangaroo
And a bear is supposed to eat meat raw
I sat and listened for the longest while
Then finally I left, for I did not know
Just what to do. Later, I heard that the Roo
bought a didgeridoo, and the bear went home to his snow
Liinda
Nice and light hearted, would make a great childs poem
no corrections , additions or subtractions
good imagination
Chrys
Chrys
Thank you for the comments
Hi Linda
Although tongue in cheek, it made me smile…..Chrys is right……great for the kids……..loved it,
Very best Regards
Peter
~~~~~~~~~Creativity Is to think more efficiently~~~~~~~~~~
Thank you
very much Peter for reading and making kind comments.
Linda, wonderful
a fun little write that makes me smile. Kids would love this.
Respectfully,
Rett:
“If life is a bowl of cherries, why am I in the pits?” Erma Bombeck
Thank
you, Rett
Linda
I thought this poem was light and sunny.
Thanks for sharing.
Patty
Patty
Thank you so much
LMAO
Am interested to know how that turned out. Did bear have a Roo BBQ, or did bear get kicked? Very creative.
~Jess
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“I hope no one asks me to show them the ropes; I have no idea where they are. Maybe I can pull some strings and find out….” - George Carlin
I heard
they went their seperate ways. thank you for reading, Jess.