I LOVE writing animal mask poems! I enjoy imagining what
animals might say if they could speak to us. Here are two poems in which zebras
tell us something about themselves:
ZEBRA 1
I love my snazzy
black and white hide.
I wear it with a lot of pride.
My bold stripes help distinguish me
from other zebras that you see.
I'm truly unique--one
of a kind.
We're not all the
same!
Keep that in mind.
NOTE: No two zebras have the
exact same pattern of stripes on their bodies. They are said to be as
different as human
fingerprints.
ZEBRA 2
I'm black
and white.
I'm dark
and light
like night
and day.
I may look like a horse
but I never say NEIGH!
Which mask poem do you like better?
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Christy has the Poetry Friday Roundup at Wondering and
Wandering.
Hi Elaine, those are great mask poems. I had a hard time choosing my favorite, but I guess I'll go with the first, because the rhythm is more consistent and there are more delicious details.
ReplyDeleteI like the first, tells a bit more. Have you seen this? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-44968509 I think someone shared it on FB. Too funny!
ReplyDeleteGreat mask poems! Love these!
ReplyDeleteGreat mask poems!
ReplyDeleteWonderful mask poems! It is fun to be an animal in words for a while. You make me want to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteDo I have to pick a favorite? I like both of them!
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