Noses

This poem 'Noses' humorously explores the different types of noses people have, highlighting their uniqueness and the fun in noticing small details about ourselves and others.

In this short and funny poem, a child looks at his nose in the mirror and finds it the funniest thing. He notices that the nose sits right in the middle of the face, where it can keep an eye on the mouth. The poet reminds us that noses are useful for breathing and smelling, but they also sniff at all kinds of things and seem to 'tell tales' about the smells around us. The poem makes us smile and helps us enjoy the small, funny details about our own bodies.

The poem playfully describes the nose, showing how it is a funny but useful part of our body that helps us breathe and smell.