Wild Wood by Richard Johnson

The hole of a mole
isn’t so cold,
it’s cozy and warm
like a blanket.

And the hole of a mole
isn’t lavished with gold,
it’s furnished with art
made from earth tones.

The hole of a mole
is for young and for old,
because it doesn’t have stairs
to fall down from.

The hole of a mole
is equipped with a stove,
because moles like to eat
scrambled eggs.

The hole of a mole
is deep beneath soil,
but is not to be confused
with a gopher’s.

The hole of a mole
is a fun little poem,
where the words that I’ve chosen
all rhyme.

The hole of a mole
won’t charge you a toll,
it requires just a bit
of your time.

“The Hole of a Mole” © 2014 by Greg Morton