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Anthony Totera - Grade 3 Roosevelt Elementary, River Edge: Honorable Mention - Grades 1-3I Wish I Had a SnakeBy Anthony Totera - Grade 3Roosevelt Elementary School, River Edge I wish I had a snake His name would be Spike He would slither into the leaves He would be strong and have might. He would shed his skin And sometimes bite. I would feed him once a day .and sometimes play. He would wrap himself around my neck And that would be funny. Spike would not like hopping bunnies. He would like my friend, Mike! I wish I had a snake. just like Spike. © 1999-2005 New Jersey Association for Biomedical Research 1477 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083 Ph: (908) 964-9449 Fax: (908) 964-9144 info@njabr.org |
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