Poem of a Bat
It's hard to imagine a gleeful bat
But at night you see it just like that
He celebrates nightfall
Is happy to see all
The insects he'll get for supper
Published by carol gibson
Insatiable curiosity spearheads many endeavors, including occupational pursuits for Carol Gibson. She advocates for literacy by volunteering in a community, donation-based bookstore. Carol enjoys research a... View profile
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5 Comments
Post a CommentNever thought much about what it would be like, cute angle on this!!
Exactly how it looks when you see them at twilight; floating about in search of their food. They are sort of the hummingbirds of the night!
Wonderful carol:0)
Cute poem! I think bats are neat looking. They're mice with wings (and I think mice are cute.) :D
The bats help to control the mosquito population :) For that, I am thankful :) cheers