Mouse Trap Poem by David Darbyshire
Mouse Trap
In my quiet cozy little house
I seem to have inherited a mouse
the small guy says hi everyday
But I think I want him out the way
I keep seeing out the corner of my eye
A flash of brown that darts by
I don't know were he gets all his energy from
I suppose he's got his nose in my cookie drum
So I went to the shop to get a mouse trap
Not the kind with a piece of cheese and a snap
The one were you can catch him, then release
Now I hope the taking of my cookies will cease
A mouse? Cheese? Very apt for Amsterdam. And like the others, I am glad you went for the humane version of a mouse-trap, Dave. Nice little friendly poem, this. Love, Fran the Fan xx
A really cute poem Dave! ! What...you don't share your cookies? ? Hugs, Dee
Sweet, funny, well-written piece, AND good on you for getting the catch-and-release not the barbaric swing-catch-leave-to-die-in-agony-for-hours kind!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Well, you're alot nice than me Dave! I have to admit I like the sound of that SNAP! Gosh that sounds evil doesn't it? ? But, I like to know I don't have to be afraid anymore. :) Cute poem Dave. Sincerely, Mary