Here are some sweet panda poems, if you have written a poem about pandas, please email it to me.
The Curious Panda
The panda was so nosy he had to peep and pry
by Porter G., Hilda Offen, Pradera, Esme Eve, Alan Jesset, Richard Hooke
The Pandas all have rings of black around their eyes, you know.
Can you guess how they got them? Well, many years ago
A Panda was so nosy that he had to peep and pry,
And he looked through someone's keyhole when the paint was not quit dry.
Around each eye he had a ring of sparkling, fresh, black paint,
And all the other Pandas thought that he looked very quaint.
They lined up by the hundreds-to peer through the same crack,
To copy him, and that is why they all have rings of black
There once was a panda named lu
who ate all this crunchy bamboo
he ate all day long until he looked like king kong
then the zoo didn’t know what to do!
By Marisela
Pandas are precious and nice
They eat no meat
Except for some mice
They do not sleep
They only snooze
They mostly eat different types of bamboos - the tallest grass in the world
The Panda by Donna Word Chappell
A big old pudgy panda bear walked into McDonald's one day.
Ordered a Big Mac, fries and a Coke, and ate it all right away.
He paid his bill at the counter, then with a great big grin
He pulled out a big water pistol and shot the cashier in the chin.
He sauntered out to the sidewalk; the cashier followed him there.
Drying his face he said, "Why'd you do that? It wasn't really fair."
"In the encyclopedia, friend, the answer can be found."
The panda said, and then he left, saying, "Well, I'll see ya around."
The cashier looked it up that night. What he saw he couldn't believe.
The encyclopedia said, "Panda -- eats shoots and leaves."
Have a great day, everyone!
