Look What I Got!
Picked up a little cutie at a market and wrote a poem about it.
Look what I got in
This busy London Sunday
It’s adorable
🌱
A little Oddish
From a retro game market
It was made by hand
🤚
I already have
Plenty of Oddish line merch
Handmade is special
❤️
It’s one of a kind
With its stubby little legs
And shiny black eyes
👀
Plants brings things to life
Even artificial ones
Must be a reason
♥️
lovely blues and greens
Are Mother Earth’s reminder
That nature protects
🌱
Life full of clutter
There must always be room for
What you love the most
💜
Isn’t it strange that
It is tiny trinkets that
Reveal character
About the Creator
Chloe Gilholy
Former healthcare worker and lab worker from Oxfordshire. Author of ten books including Drinking Poetry and Game of Mass Destruction. Travelled to over 20 countries.
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Comments (3)
I love the line “There must always be room for what you love most.” So true.
Awww, Oddish! Considering the fact that you already have many Oddish stuff, is Oddish your favourite Pokemon? Also, what other Pokemons did they have?
It is very cute, that it inspire a poem 💕