Gordon's GardenFrom the book The Tighty-Whitey Spider.html Gordon's garden's started growing
unexpected things,
and though it sounds unusual
they all have beaks and wings.
His garden grew a hummingbird,
a heron, and a hawk,
a pelican, a parakeet,
a pigeon, and an auk.
It grew a cuckoo and a crow,
an ostrich and an owl,
an eagle and an egret
and assorted other fowl.
A mockingbird, an oriole,
a chicken and a duck.
It's fun to watch his garden grow,
and chirp, and flap, and cluck.
It turns out growing gardens
full of birds is not so hard,
and Gordon got his crop
by planting birdseed in the yard.
--Kenn Nesbitt |
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Copyright © 2010 Kenn Nesbitt. All Rights Reserved.
 This poem appears in the book The Tighty-Whitey Spider.html 
Comments |
On Nov 22, 2009 Natalie Delacruz from USA wrote:
WOW! this poem is funny |  |
On Nov 17, 2009 jaime isabell minogue from austrailia wrote:
it was cool and funny and also silly.i loved it so so much.I can read it to! |  |
On Nov 15, 2009 Kalin Nicholson from United States of America wrote:
I liked this poem it was charming. |  |
On Nov 8, 2009 lucy martin from uk wrote:
lol it's so funny and little kids will lv it but i'm not a little kid so no |  |
On Nov 2, 2009 Manasseh from U.S.A wrote:
when he planted the bird feed the birds came to eat it but the guy thought he grew the birds! LOL |
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