A slithering start
I am the scaly foot climbing up a tree to hunt for my next furry friend.
I am the big bulging eyes fixing my prey with a death stare.
I am the gland of poison mixing and stirring till I release it rapidly.
I’ll slither around sticking out my forked tongue and once I sense my prey, Squeeze, Bite, Gulp.
I’ll blend in with leaves, I’ll blend in with a stick
whatever meal I get I don’t pick.
If there’s no mice around I’ll go for fish,
after all, I’m the night’s best swimmer.
My scales are like plated armor that I shed every month or so.
I’m a mouse-consumer, tree-climber, fish-catcher and death-giver.
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