If I were a chipmunk

If I were a chipmunk, I will not play with other chipmunks,

I will steal more acorns and keep them for winter,

When winter comes I will count my acorns to see if they are enough,

If they are not enough I will eat them little by little,

I will always be tough though I am small,

I will fight all,

I will then sleep, I will be a hero for all!


                                                                                                                   by Michelle Odei


Comments

  1. Michelle Odei14 December 2024 at 05:18

    I hope this poem strikes a chord with you. It reflects the determination and bravery of even the smallest creatures. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it!

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  2. LadyGlitz15 January 2025 at 09:00

    michelle that is cute. This is lady

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  3. Butterfly slay18 January 2025 at 04:52

    Michelle, I love your poem, and it is also cute.

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