You are a labrador,

Drooling down its owner’s leg.

You are a melting ice cream,

Forming into a  puddle.

You are an old picture in a museum,

Hanging on a wall,

Watching people go past.

You are a lonely strand of hair,

Like a lost toy missing in a car.

You are a moon full of cheese,

Like a yellow bouncy ball,

Spinning round the world.

You are a quite bird,

In its calm nest,

Eating worms.

You are a wild walrus jumping

Up and down through waves,

 Frantically flopping.

You are a lost lolly stick,

Lying alone on its own,

Sobbing tears.

You are a  patient pound in a carpet,

Waiting to be found,

Sadly.

You are a sunday morning, 

Waiting to wake up,

In a cosy ball,

Snuggled in bed.

You are a crazy cat,

Puring furiously,

Hunting for mice.

You are a minnie mouse,

Lying in a bed,

Being stocked.

You are a maths problem,

Waiting to be finished,

Abandoned in a book.

You are a  sandy beach,

Drowning in the sun,

Lying on a towel.