Wonderful words
When NG Kids reader, Fay Pretty, 10, sent us some of her poems we were very impressed! Here's her brilliant poem about dingos...
When you look at a dingo, what do you see?
I see a spirit of fire and gold,
But in an animal there is always something good,
Like a smile I wanted to cuddle and hold.
When you look at a dingo, what do you see?
I see a domestic dog, a man’s best friend,
But when they are wild they have no friends,
The enemy is the sheep till world’s end.
When you look at a dingo, what do you see?
I see golden fur that shines in the sun,
Don’t hunt them,
Treat them with respect, don’t shoot them with a gun.
When you look at a dingo, what do you see?
I see love and familes,
They group together and hunt together,
They swarm together like bees.
When you look at a dingo, what do you see?
I see you and me,
We’re spirits that ride through the animals,
Making them as happy as you and me.
If you like writing poetry, why not email one of your poems to us at kids@ngkids.co.uk? You never know, it could end up on the NG Kids website!
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