Camels And Chameleons Poem by Linda Hepner

You can’t miss a camel,
It’s big and it smells,
It harrumphs and slobbers
And slurps at the wells;

Chameleon, tiny,
Stands still on a twig
And changes its colors
Like changing a wig.

The problem I have though
Is how to pronounce
It’s name, while it’s fading
Yet ready to pounce.

One only eats veggies
And looks like a frump;
The other eats insects
But both have a hump!


LRH
August 30,2009