How to Catch a Snake
Not that we get many in Wigan only the two legged ones

How to Catch a Snake
If you spot a snake slithering near,
Stay calm and quiet; don’t show fear.
Look for a stick, long and straight,
To gently nudge; don’t hesitate.
It’s awake and alert, so give it space,
Watch how it moves; study its grace.
Use a box, wide and deep,
To catch the snake as it slithers and sweeps.
Approach with care; make no sound,
Slide the box gently down to the ground.
When it slithers in, be quick and slick,
Cover it softly with a smooth little flick.
Now take it away to a safe place,
Where it can wander, stretch, and race.
Remember, dear friend, with snakes it’s true,
Respect their wildness; they’re part of nature too!
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Marie381Uk
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Comments (3)
What an instructional poem. I remember doing all that you wrote when I got a stick and led it to the edge and pushed it in the river. Thought the snake was a stick at first.
Slither higher scaly friend Must needs find A new place to wend 😁😉
Wow this is great! I would have a hard time with staying calm. Lol