hedgehogs hibernating missing christmas day
curled up in a ball as they sleep away
dreaming of the spring to wake up from there sleep
from there winter nest they will gently creep
roaming round the garden for a tasty treat
finding worms and insects they just love to eat
such a lovely creature that children love to see
mother natures child roaming wild and free
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Hedgehogs are lovely .
Had one in the garden where I used to live .. it was walking around the garden half the day then saw it sleeping ..
theres loads here get them in my garden
lovely creatures how are you today
thanks for comment
I never see them anymore . I c Robin and pigeons , cats but no hedgehogs
They won`t be sleeping long if that Robin from yesterday keeps singing !!!, Another lovely uplifting poem, Thank you Jim
they will be dancing instead lol
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You are very welcome
Excellent write Jim
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You're welcome
A different creature grace is your poem today Jim. Do you have painted him cuddly and cute. A most interesting pairing with the season. Nicely written.
i live in the country with farms and fields
see them a lot lovely creatures
thanks for lovely comment as always
Hello Jim. We used to have hedgehogs in our garden some time ago, but no more. I miss them. Such lovely little creatures. Your poem is charming and I can remember how fond my grandchildren were of them. All good wishes.
hi Cassie there loads round here see them often
there lovely creatures mother natures toilet brush lol
children love them always see them in childrens stories
weather cold and dismal today even the clouds were crying
hope you keeping warm and cozy by the fire
not long now till christmas day turkey time
and lots of happy children just like we were
thanks for always lovely comment stay warm stay safe
there was a film on tv last night about a women called Cassie didnt know you could act jim xx
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