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A story droll!

Do you want to hear a story droll? About a dog with a kind soul Outside, that night, I heard the winds howl Inside was the sound of an intermittent growl I opened the door and he slipped out Some time later, he came back with a pout Reprimanded he was for coming back with a muddy taint. Remorseless, head raised, he stood there defiant. “Okay, Scot! Let’s see what you got” He gently dropped his big scowl and Out fell, in my palms, a baby owl! Apparently he had peeped far from his tree hole When Scot was beneath that tree sniffing a mole Frightened but fine, the owlet was a bit choosy So we went, to put him back, in his tree hole cosy!
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Jul 21, 2014
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