Alpacas and Children have a natural affinity for each other. Perhaps it has to do with the
natural innocence and curiosity that both alpacas and children are
endowed with. Watching alpacas and children interact is truly a special
experience. Here are a few poems written by kids after seeing alpacas.
I love alpacas
They like to jump and run
and dance all day in the sun
They eat grass and hay
"nice and chewy" I think they say
We clean their water and their stall
they're always there when we call
I love alpacas cause they'r fuzzy and cozy
But you know they're awful nosy
Erin (Age 10)
Alpacas
They came to class yesterday,
One was black and one was gray.
They were so cute
in their soft fuzzy suit
There hair was soft when I touched it
But I was afraid they might spit
But they were nice and not a pest
I think I love alpacas the best
Kayla (Age 9)
Alpacas
They had a very long neck,
like girafes that had been in a wreck
They were prety neat
and they had funny feet
Jason (Age 9)
Alpacas
Alpacas are cool,
They have really warm wool,
Their favorite treat is grain,
But they don't like the rain,
They make a weird sound,
When something bad is going around,
I love there kreas,
There so cute and cuddly,
Just like a baby puppy,
I love alpacas,
They are really cool
Cassandra (age 12)
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