Poison Frog 

It shoots out its tongue stealthily,  

Like a lasso into the bug  

And finally eats it whole.

 
It stands on the leaf,  

Water dripping off it 

Like it is raining ever so slightly.  

Harry 

Barn Swallow 

She calls above the puzzle of trees,  

Touching the moon in a blustery breeze, 

 Finding a way to unknown seas. 

Soaring above the highest clouds, 

Fighting through rain she shouts aloud,      

And just like rain, she drops down.               

 
Isabella 

Lion 

He expertly climbs upwards towards the calm clouds, 

Through the leafy canopy he crawls and prowls, 

A cacophony of calling to his forest friends, he howls, 

Not once touching the dense, tropical rainforest floor, 

He clings to the stretching branches with his majestic paws, 

His wise amber eyes keeping watch over his kingdom once more. 

 
Jarvis 

My poem about Bearded Dragon 

He lays flat out in the heat of the sun 

Making his blood warmer without having to run 

Contemplating his hectic day and everything he has done. 

The sand blows around him in the breeze 

He sees an eagle in the trees 

And like a crazy cheetah he flees.    

Lewis 

Snakes 

He holds the mouse in his mouth with teeth sharp as knives, 

Down low, under the tree tops, 

Surrounded by nature this creature slithers. 

The earth below were critters crawl, 

Trees stand like walls, 

And this snake is ready to have a brawl 

 
Thomas