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Roger's Rhymes
Short Poems of Poetry Rhymes
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Animal Rhymes for Children
Last updated June 27. 2008 |
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Animal Rhymes
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Fish Wish
by Roger W Hancock
From a bowl
jumps a fish
into a shallow dish.
flopping fish, fins swished;
back home, the fish did wish.
© 06-27-2008 Roger W Hancock, Roger’s
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Monkeys
by Roger W Hancock
Five fingers
like you and me,
climbing high into the trees.
Monkeys see what others do,
monkeys might just follow you.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Bee
by Roger W Hancock
Honeybees live in hives,
of wax in patterned comb.
Honey stored or larva hatched,
In cells, of the honeycomb.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Cat
by Roger W Hancock
Cats are furry fluffy pets,
calmly rest within your arms.
On the farm cats work for keep,
to keep the rats and mice away.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Chickens
by Roger W Hancock
Rooster cocks a red crowned head,
crows a cock-a-doodle, at the morning light.
Chickens cackle, then balk a squawk,
when the farmer pulls her eggs.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Cockroach
by Roger W Hancock
The cockroach is a nasty bug,
crawls the cupboards, and the sink.
Cockroaches hunt for food at night,
scampers when you, turn on the light.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Deer
by Roger W Hancock
Doe deer cares for baby fawn,
feeds and play in a forest meadow.
Branched antlers on bucks grow,
Each year adds a point to show.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Dog
by Roger W Hancock
Dogs they say, “Are man’s best friend.”
Most dogs are pets, within our homes.
Is your dog, your friend too?
Love returns, when we love our dogs.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Dove
by Roger W Hancock
White doves are a type of pigeon,
softly coo to their pair of chicks.
White Doves are the bird of love,
symbolize dad’s love for mom.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Fish
by Roger W Hancock
Fish swim in oceans, lakes and pond,
rivers, streams, and ocean currents.
Recreation takes a fishing pole,
harvest markets catch with nets.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Giraffe
by Roger W Hancock
A giraffe
with door knobbed horns,
long, long neck to reach high leaves.
Patterned hair on its hide,
camouflage to hide in trees.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Gull
by Roger W Hancock
The sea gull
is a water bird,
lives along America's coasts.
Ky-eow and squawking in the sky,
as the gulls fly by.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Horse
by Roger W Hancock
We know the
horse of course,
on rural farms and T.V.
The horse was first before the car,
to carry us to town.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Jellyfish
by Roger W Hancock
Jellyfish
have no bones,
swimming tentacles through the sea.
Some jellyfish glow,
some are so very hard to see.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Koala
by Roger W Hancock
Koala bear
way down under,
climb up into eucalyptus trees.
Each one looks just like a baby,
though real babies are called joeys.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Mosquito
by Roger W Hancock
Buzz, buzz somewhere near,
a mosquito looking to bite you here.
Mosquitoes though they seem so fast,
are not very fast at all.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Owl
by Roger W Hancock
“Who, hoot,” in dark of night,
when the owl takes flight.
The owl can twist its head so far,
see just ‘bout anything… anywhere.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Pronghorn
by Roger W Hancock
The pronghorn is like an antelope.
Bucks have double branched horns,
smaller horns have the does.
but all have dark noses.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Raccoon
by Roger W Hancock
Raccoons have a bandit’s mask,
with a tail of black rings.
Long fingers to wash their food,
before they eat at night.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Seal
by Roger W Hancock
Seals live within the sea,
sometimes visit the land and ice.
The extra blubber of their skin,
keeps them warm at sea.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Starfish
by Roger W Hancock
Spiny animals with five arms;
on the sea floor crawls a star.
Should the star lose an arm
it will grow, again another.
© November 25, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Zebra
Stripes
by Roger W Hancock
Zebra stripes of black and white,
Zebra main and tail.
This one looks just like a horse,
with stripes across its back.
© November 21, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Birds Fly
by Roger W Hancock
Birds fly
overhead,
build themselves a nest.
Birds fly overhead,
searching for some food.
Birds fly to their nest,
feed their chicks that food.
© November 27, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Inchworm
by Roger W Hancock
Inchworm,
inch by inch,
measuring life inch by inch.
Can crawl one inch each second,
then 60 inches in a minute.
Time measured inch by inch,
by what we do and say.
© November 27, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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One Lone Elephant
by Roger W Hancock
One lone Elephant upon a bridge;
along came a second, now was two.
Two elephants
together, on a bridge;
invited one more, now were three.
Three elephants upon a bridge;
company is nice but let’s have a party!
Four elephants upon that bridge;
each of the four invite one more.
Five, six, seven, eight, upon the bridge;
a bird flies by to land upon the first.
Crash, bang, boom, there goes the bridge!
© November 27, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Woodchuck Would If Could
by Roger W Hancock
A woodchuck
would,
if he could chuck wood,
chuck the wood,
near the buck of wood,
If he could chuck wood.
© November 27, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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The Little Chicken
by Roger W Hancock
The chicken
was little when a chick
or so he thought he was.
Grew up big to be a goose,
though never had thought he was.
© November 27, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Baa
Brr
by Roger W Hancock
Baa Baa
Little Lamb,
fluffy was its wool.
Shear, shear,
the wool is gone,
shivers in the wind.
© November 27, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Swans and Whales
by Roger W Hancock
Swans swim on the lake,
whales swim in the ocean.
Swan’s long neck sights to take,
while the whale spouts in motion.
© November 28, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Counting Kittens
by Roger W Hancock
One little
kitten up in a tree,
up high in the tree to see the three.
Three kittens in frolic play,
two kittens lay, one walks away.
How many kittens together have we,
counting the one up high in the tree?
© November 28, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Caterpillar
by Roger W Hancock
Caterpillar
spins a blanket,
tucked inside to sleep.
Resting churning within her knit,
legs change to wings while sleeping.
Now awake with a morning sigh,
she’s become a butterfly !
© November 28, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Rabbit Hop, Hop, Hop
by Roger W Hancock
Rabbit, rabbit, hop, hop, hop.
Rabbit hops onto a top.
Around, around and around, around,
rabbit says, “Please make it stop!”
© November 30, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Owl in the Oak
by Roger W Hancock
The owl in the oak,
they say is wise.
Little speaks,
quietly listens.
Learning in the still,
studying in the
quiet.
The Owl so wise,
up in the oak.
© November 28, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Five Ducks
by Roger W Hancock
Over the Hill to the water still,
ducks so proud in feathered tux.
Shine those bills and wag those tails,
five ducks begin this tale.
One duck went to the water still
much too frail, to wet his tail.
Second duck also had no will,
not first to fail, waiting by this rail.
Third duck sits by the water mill,
I’ll hail the first to wet their tail.
Fourth duck sits by the water’s dill,
turning pale, with a moaning wail.
Fifth duck the only one who will,
make a trail and be first to sail.
waddle, waddle into the chill,
hale and hearty, sets the scale.
Fifth duck with skill leads like a shill,
Five ducks now are out of flux,
Shine those bills and wag those tails,
Fifth duck had closed the sale.
© November 30, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Born Three Kittens
by Roger W Hancock
Cat paws pat a cushioned mat,
in birthing mirth, three kittens birthed.
First one wet little scrawny kitten,
then two more, all three adore.
© November 30, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Elephants
Elephants have two ivory tusks,
with a long and mighty trunk.
Elephants work heavy tasks,
forking logs onto big trucks.
© December 08, 2007 Roger's Rhymes, RWHancock
Quail Feathers
Floating feathers of a quail,
feather’s from a quail’s tail.
Feathered wings will tell a tale,
of the quail on wind and sail.
© December 09, 2007 Roger's Rhymes, RWHancock |
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Milk Cow Vow
by Roger W
Hancock
Milk cow vow to take a bow
The sow takes to the plough
Cow and sow both kowtow,
bow for the cat’s meow.
© December
10, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Lizards
by Roger W Hancock
Lizards look like little gators,
snakes with four short legs.
Spines for some, colors others,
concealed among the rocks.
© 06-21-2008 Roger W Hancock, Roger’s
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