Escape From The Zoo
It was nearly midnight in the zoo,
And hardly a creature was stirring.
The lions and tigers were fast asleep:
All you could hear was their snoring and purring.
All except for the armadillos,
For they are nocturnal you see,
And on the inside of the compound,
Is not where they wanted to be.
They’d started digging three tunnels,
But had only managed to create holes,
So they’d done a deal with some of their friends,
And drafted in an army of moles.
Construction went on almost constantly,
But, of course, it was safer by night,
And there was only a hundred yards left,
Before they could say good-bye and take flight.
But the zoo-keepers became suspicious,
Realising that not all was still fine,
For leading away from the enclosure,
They spotted ten molehills all in a line
Next night they suddenly swooped,
And moved the armadillos to a new pen,
Where the floor was made of strong concrete,
Saying “let’s see you get out of that then!”
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