Today’s prompt is to write a poem about a very large thing.
Behemoth your large eyes reveal wisdom and warning windows to your soul your grand ears flapping, undulating your trunk not merely an extended nose but also a hand reaching, grasping your powerful feet wield pounding pressure making you the most dangerous animal in the zoo your might has been harnessed to transport lumber as you lumber through the forest you labor faithful servant accepting affection but your wise eyes grow petulant from unending demands until you finally crush your oppressor beneath your log-shaped legs
©ARHuelsenbeck
Great minds think alike. I love that you started your poem with the elephant’s eyes.
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Nicely done, Andrea! 💕🙂
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There is such kindness and maturity in an elephant’s eyes- it’s nice that you begin the poem with it and then talk about the ‘eyes growing petulant’ at the end and draw powerful, contrasting images.
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