Child's rhyme

Child’s rhyme

Posted on March 17, 2011 by signeccentric

Little hippo OH how sweet

Is too heavy for ‘is feet

Not as big as his good mate

Elephant stuck in the gate

too heavy for his feet

Poem by hippo66 and signeccentric

For a stuck elephant please see http://fatalglory.info/stuck/stuck-clip_pinkpanther.wmv

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