Lizards By Christie
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This poem collection explores lizards through different poetic forms. It includes a diamante poem about a chameleon changing colors as it rests, an acrostic poem using the letters in LIZARD to describe the subject, and two short rhyming couplets about geckos scurrying up ridges and around pools. The poems showcase the author's creative examination of lizards through imagery and wordplay.
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