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	<title>Comments on: Nash-ing the Animals</title>
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		<title>By: Dena Harrison</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dena Harrison</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Nov 2007 19:11:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I taught a workshop for teachers last week, and I had them all write to the on-line Ogden Nash prompt.  Here are five of my favorites that the adult/teacher writers created:

LLamas

I LLove LLeggy LLamas
LLounging LLazily in the BBahamas
Away from all that LLama DDrama.



Aardvark
With the advantage of such a long snout
One would think the aardvark would eat something much more stout.


The Dingo

&quot;Would you know a dingo if you saw one?&quot; he said.
The condescending lady, she said, &quot;Maybe.&quot;
So I replied with a regretful tone,
&quot;The dingo ate your baby.&quot;



The Dung Beetle

There are poems written about tygers.
Of lambs songs have been sung,
But nary a words has been written
About a beetle who plays with dung.


Ferret

If I had a fur coat,
I&#039;d probably wear it
Unless it came from
My neighbor&#039;s ferret.</description>
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<p>LLamas</p>
<p>I LLove LLeggy LLamas<br />
LLounging LLazily in the BBahamas<br />
Away from all that LLama DDrama.</p>
<p>Aardvark<br />
With the advantage of such a long snout<br />
One would think the aardvark would eat something much more stout.</p>
<p>The Dingo</p>
<p>&#8220;Would you know a dingo if you saw one?&#8221; he said.<br />
The condescending lady, she said, &#8220;Maybe.&#8221;<br />
So I replied with a regretful tone,<br />
&#8220;The dingo ate your baby.&#8221;</p>
<p>The Dung Beetle</p>
<p>There are poems written about tygers.<br />
Of lambs songs have been sung,<br />
But nary a words has been written<br />
About a beetle who plays with dung.</p>
<p>Ferret</p>
<p>If I had a fur coat,<br />
I&#8217;d probably wear it<br />
Unless it came from<br />
My neighbor&#8217;s ferret.</p>
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