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Rusty the rattlesnake lived in a log
Down by the river, with Gary the frog.
Rusty and Gary both liked to play
In the shade of the reeds and the ooze of the clay.
When Gary grew hungry
He ate bugs on his log.
But Rusty the rattler
Ate Gary the frog.

LONDIS CARPENTER

Friday, November 24, 2017

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Practicing Poetess 25 November 2017

AKA, 'When your friend becomes your dinner.' Or, 'With friends like that, who needs enemies? ' A short and cute poem from a new rising star at Poem Hunter, to whom we'd like to give a Shout-out: 'Welcome To Poem Hunter! '

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Light Of Day 24 November 2017

A poem that children would like. Simple and funny.

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Lamar Cole 24 November 2017

This is a very humorous poem about Rusty and Gary.

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