Next Door Neighbours
Last year, a giant lizard moved next door;
a stocky, blocky, mellow quadruped.
He’d give you all his leaves, and plenty more,
ensuring everyone is nicely fed.
A stocky, blocky, mellow quadruped –
he accidentally ate our Labrador!
Ensuring everyone is nicely fed?
It’s different though, when you’re a dinosaur.
He “accidentally” ate our Labrador…
He’d give you all his leaves, and plenty more!
It’s different though, when you’re a dinosaur.
Last year, a giant lizard moved next door.
a stocky, blocky, mellow quadruped.
He’d give you all his leaves, and plenty more,
ensuring everyone is nicely fed.
A stocky, blocky, mellow quadruped –
he accidentally ate our Labrador!
Ensuring everyone is nicely fed?
It’s different though, when you’re a dinosaur.
He “accidentally” ate our Labrador…
He’d give you all his leaves, and plenty more!
It’s different though, when you’re a dinosaur.
Last year, a giant lizard moved next door.
This poem is copyright (©) Leanne Moden 2024
About the Writer
Leanne Moden
Leanne is a poet, performer and educator, based in Nottingham in the UK. She’s performed at events across the UK and Europe – everywhere from canal boats and festival tents to the Royal Albert Hall in London! Leanne’s latest collection of poetry for adults is called 'Get Over Yourself' and was published in July 2020 by Burning Eye Books. Leanne likes Jaffa Cakes, trips to the seaside, and hanging out with her cat, Brambles.