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Guinea Pigs

May 24, 2010
By Anonymous

My guinea pigs are very loud.
The shriek and squeal when I'm around.
My piggies know that I bring food.
They put me in a better mood.
My little pets eat quite a lot.
They eat all day, each scrap I bought.
My guinea pigs are kind of fat.
They need a friend-let's get a rat!
My nose is met with nasty smell,
they will get cleaned- I love them well.
My piggies are my therapy.
They are cute chubs for all to see.

The author's comments:
This is just a silly poem about some of my pets. Don't take it too seriously.
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