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In sandaled feet we stroll beside the hedgerow And Satan’s nettle bites with wicked teeth; But doctor leaf is growing in abundance: Open all hours to provide relief. For God created all things bright and wondrous And took his rest upon the seventh day; Then evil set to work with Mother Nature And led the birds and beasts and bugs astray. The owl and hawk prey upon helpless creatures: Vole, shrew and rabbit are their daily bread; While fox sneaks up and steals the farmer’s poultry And banquets when the farmer’s in his bed. Way up above our heads in lofty tree tops A greater crime’s committed than the rest: The infant cuckoo murders all his siblings, By pushing eggs and fledglings from the nest. Survival of the fittest is important In order for a species to survive; If only dodos had been more aggressive- Then those peculiar birds might be alive.
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Jun 25, 2010
Jun 25, 2010 at 11:44 PM UTC
Criminal Undergrowth
In sandaled feet we stroll beside the hedgerow And Satan’s nettle bites with wicked teeth; But doctor leaf is growing in abundance: Open all hours to provide relief. For God created all things bright and wondrous And took his rest upon the seventh day; Then evil set to work with Mother Nature And led the birds and beasts and bugs astray. The owl and hawk prey upon helpless creatures: Vole, shrew and rabbit are their daily bread; While fox sneaks up and steals the farmer’s poultry And banquets when the farmer’s in his bed. Way up above our heads in lofty tree tops A greater crime’s committed than the rest: The infant cuckoo murders all his siblings, By pushing eggs and fledglings from the nest. Survival of the fittest is important In order for a species to survive; If only dodos had been more aggressive- Then those peculiar birds might be alive.
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Jun 25, 2010
Jun 25, 2010 at 11:44 PM UTC
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