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Edmund Grimketel
Poems
Oct 2014
Song of the cautious Wren
Betwixt the shrub and hubabubb
'neath bracken's shadowed scowl
came a Wren pop-hopping when
arrested by a yowl
He spied another grovely bird
chattering with the gloom
realising it had been observed
it screeked with spittled spume
Stay back, stay back
alack, alack
I've nothing left to give
and should you shake the life from me
unhappy you shall live
Like him the grovely had a one leg
and too the veshy eye
and when he flexed his deeker wings
he knew this bird must die.
The unctuous Wren popped back and forth
as did the groveley bird
and there they stood 'twix shrub and earth
exchanging not a word.
Just this once I'll let you go
announced the cautious Wren
he turned his fractious beak to blow
and was never seen again.
A timid bird encounters his own reflection
#bird
#nonsense
#wren
Written by
Edmund Grimketel
Wessex, England
(Wessex, England)
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