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(I wrote this for my very young grandchildren)
I went to say âhiâ to new neighbors next door
And saw something Iâd never seen before
When I say what I saw please donât laugh
Because what I saw was a green giraffe!
He was standing on his head out in the rain
And the poor wet guy seemed in a lot of pain
His body swayed way up high
And his feet were stuck straight up in the sky!
I just stood there not knowing what to do
As he ate a banana that was bright blue!
Iâve seen yellow bananas, and green ones too,
Even brown and black ones, but never blue!
When I offered my umbrella
To that very soaked fella
He said, âHi, my name is Clyde.â
Then looked at me with sad, sad, eyes
And with a sigh he said, âSilly me.
âI tried to untie a knot in a tree.
âNow what a pain in the neck Iâve got.
âWhen I bend it wrong it hurts a LOT.
âSo Iâm standing on my head to work out the kinks
âHe explained between rain-drop blinks
âAnd Iâm eating this banana to keep up my strength
âIt takes a lot of muscles for a neck this lengthâ
Then he thought for a while
And on his face grew a great big smile
âWould you please use my neck for a slide?
Youâll help my sore neck muscles if you take a ride
And Iâll bet that if you do
It will be a lot of fun for you.â
I knew right then weâd become good friends!
The End
âRuss Towne
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--Submitted by russtowne on 2013-05-29.
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Havenwood:
Oh, this would make an excellent storybook for young readers! Well done.
Sharon L.H.Kelly
Posted 07/11/2013 08:25 PM
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