Stephen Katona Poems

I am diving when a dolphin swims by,
I hold my breath until I sigh,
I cannot believe she is so near,
Looking at me with no fear.
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I pushed open the creaky door,
And walked across the kichen floor,
In search of a late night snack,
I failed to see the glistening track.
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I was born with a yellow belly,
And legs that turn to jelly.

I'll not cross this road,
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You might say I'm an unusual fox,
As I love the perfume of mouldy socks.
I wander through gardens hoping to seize,
Shoes that smell of cheese.
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Some say I'm a cunning weasel,
And planned to save some diesel,
By getting home a little quicker,
On the back of a woodpecker.
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A young art student had a fright,
One cold December's night.
She found herself in a scary alley,
With no money for a taxi.
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A boy called Hiya,
Felt his heart afire,
Aged just four,
To see a dolphin from the shore.
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Koko the gorilla saw a kitten,
And was immediately smitten.
"Please be so kind,
To give me him", she signed,
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A bulldog performed an amazing deed,
Despite his breed,
Hearing kittens mew,
To water he flew,
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