Tony's Fun Poetry - Level 2


Poem number 158

GROUP 2

Dimble
Bean Weevil
The Umble Fly
Keeper Weeper
LocksmithQuinn
Mr Smith
Water
Frog are
Flys
Wellingtons
Fairy Queens
Clockwork Pig
Snark
By the Way
Mr Jackson
Manderin Duck
Farming
Suddenly
Summers Day
Rivers







Snark

Keeper Weeper
 Early Dawning,
Out his door
 He skipped
 One morning,
On his porch
 Found a basket,
With the label
 Take good care,
Keeper Weeper
 Looked in basket,
There he found
 A big surprise,
Sitting inside
 Quite contented,
Looking up
 Enormous grin,
Could it be
 The last remaining,
Famous both
 In verse and prose,
Lost forgotten
 How could it be,
Was this the last
 The one and only,
Last surviving
 Elusive
Snark.


                Tony


Note. The Snark was the subject of a poem by Lewis Carroll written in 1874
called "The Hunting of the Snark", which they never found.


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