Two elephants are having a tussle,
Their ears go wiggly wag.
Their trunks entwine
They push and whine
They look like they're doing a gag.
Two elephants are having a tussle,
Their beer brown skin it sags.
Their tales, they shake
They make me quake
And they're tearing eachother to rags.
Two elephants finish their tussle,
So now for dinner they'll go.
Some grass they'll eat
Take the weight off their feet
And roll in the mud like so.
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Wildlife Park Poetry
PoetryA collection of (two) short light-hearted poems that I decided to write while exploring the wildlife park today.
