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Death


Tigers  are nice,

But they can be fierce,

They like to eat mice,

that they pierce.

They will swallow you whole,

if they are scared, 

so you shouldn’t be bold,

or you will be teared.

They can swim,

Andy like to eat fish, 

some are slim,

so don't be their side dish.

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