Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Mar 2018
said the poultry producer
under his breath
the henhouse must always
be safe
so I'll enlist that friendly
bushy tailed fox
to keep watch over
my chicken's chafe

on returning to the farm
everything was so silent
no clucking could be heard
anywhere in the resident

but red feathers were scattered
around the cedar wood barn
and many drops of blood
had stained the wire's yarn

it was evident that a fight
to the death took place
and his prized hens were
shown not an iota of grace

there's a moral to the story
never leave a fox on guard
for he'll massacre all
the fowls within the farm's yard
Elizabeth Squires
Written by
Elizabeth Squires
134
     sunprincess, Bee, kim, ---, Tash Mckay and 1 other
Please log in to view and add comments on poems