Sniffling Snidget the Salamander

Sniffling Snidget the Salamander

A Poem by Heather Clayton

He was the sniveling sort

That was a bit short

And had a loud snort.

 

 

He needs a fly snack

In his little shack

Right before a stack (of wood).

 

 

He's a slimey tiny soul

With a silly shaped sole (feet)

And he loves shoveling (dirt).

 

 

He says sip-sip-sip

And then he skips-skips-skips

And saves his little dirtballs (for later).

 

© 2012 Heather Clayton


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oh wow this is amazing, cute and wonderful

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Added on May 18, 2012
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Tags: Salamander, short, wood, dirt

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Heather Clayton
Heather Clayton

Spring, TX



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Hello, I love writing and have quite an imagination. Usually my writings are short stories and also I do some poetry. I'm 35 and I love animals, music and writing/reading. I studied creative writing a.. more..

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