The Five Senses
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This poem describes the five senses that humans have - hearing, smelling, seeing, tasting, and touching. It lists each sense and provides an example for what can be experienced with each one, such as hearing with ears, smelling a rose, seeing a tree, tasting chocolate cake, and touching an arm.
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The Five Senses
- 2. I’ve got five senses:
- 3. Hear, hear, hear I can hear with my… I can
- 4. I can Smell, smell, smell, I can smell a rose.
- 5. I can See, see, see, I can see a tree.
- 6. I can Taste, taste, taste, I can taste a chocolate cake.
- 7. I can Touch, touch, touch, I can touch your arm.