Way at night when you are asleep
And you are way done counting jumping sheep
Your nose jumps down into your jeep
It drives around, collecting smells
from lights, posts, signs, and bells,
and from rocks and stones and limestone shells
It may get off at Target or the Gap
to lure those smells into its trap
The smells travel through the holes,
like earthworms, like underground moles
to fill the tank up is one of its goals
And when the morning sun rises
the nose goes back with big suprises
It goes back to you in your bunk–
Oh, no!
It brought the smell of a skunk!
by Santiago, 4th grade
dianameade
Santiago, you made me laugh. Now I knows where my noes goes when I am asleep.