White Lipped Deer - Lincoln Park Zoo Poem by Ima Ryma

White Lipped Deer - Lincoln Park Zoo



I'm called a white lipped deer - guess why?
Let me give you a heads up hint.
All my white mouth markings - good eye!
To browse and graze - my lips well spent.
I'm from the Tibetan plateau,
And used to altitude quite high.
The Lincoln Park Zoo, level low,
But what a fun place for this guy.
Each spring my antlers take a fall.
The rest of the year they grow back.
Chicago weather - love it all.
Eating the plants - my white lips smack.

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Lincoln Park Zoo - right for my mood.
High altitude of gratitude.
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