
I'd love to dance with an elephant
Even if it made me sweat and pant
I'd love to dance with an elephant
To feel so big, so tall and elegant
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I'd love to swim with a crocodile
We could go up the lane in style
I'd love to swim with a crocodile
To bomb, and butterfly for a while
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I'd love to sing with a nightingale
Follow his lead with an exciting tale
I'd love to sing with a nightingale
To glissando notes on a sliding scale
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I'd love to dig underground with a mole
Leaving my mark as I scurry down my hole
I'd love to dig underground with a mole
To hide underground, knowing my role
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I'd love the fly high with an eagle
Look down on earth, feeling so regal
I'd love to fly high with an eagle
To soar as fast as a shot from a Deagle
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I'd love to race fast with a cheetah
Feel the wind in my fur, tan rápida
I'd love to race fast with a cheetah
To dart across the savanna after impala
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I'd love to climb trees with a raccoon
Feed and play under the light of the moon
I'd love to climb trees with a raccoon
To eat insects, play, sit and have a croon
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I'd love to dance with an elephant
Even if it made me sweat and pant
I'd love to dance with an elephant
To feel so big, so tall and elegant
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Thank you for taking the time to read my poem. This was just a bit of fun based on the first line. It then became a quirky little thing about the uncommon, unlikely things I'd love to do with certain animals. So I put it forward as an entry into the Uncommon Challenge.
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Paul Stewart
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