
In chapter 10 of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Gilderoy Lockhart asked his class to write a poem about his defeat of the Wagga Wagga Werewolf, and today Alohomora! is asking you to do the same.
Write a poem of any length that meets Gilderoy's requirements in the comments below. Our Fan Fiction guru Rosie Morris will read her favorites on the next episode!
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The Wagga Wagga Werewolf
"Listen up class. Please get take your seats!
I'm going to read one of my great feats!"
Lockheart waltzed swiftly to the mahogany shelf
And whimsically selected a book on himself.
Trying to be smooth, he risked a quick twirl
But lost his own balance and squealed like a girl
The class erupted with laughter - but it did him no harm
He easily fixed it with a memory charm.
With order restored, he opened his book.
"Oh my" He said. "Just look here, look!"
"It's the tale of that Wolf- the one from Wagga Wagga
And how I managed to slay it while performing basic yoga!"
Hermione shrieked with delight and she fell off her chair.
She ran up the front and joined in with him there!
First came the stretches, then came the poses
And then came some punches he bruised Wagga's nose with.
As the bell finally rang, Harry let out a sigh
It was moments like these that he wanted to cry.
For he knew that detention was with Lockheart tonight
And so the Wagga Wagga dance he would learn to recite.