The nip patch by my purple plum
is my favorite of spots.
The nip grows sweet,
the flowers deep,
I hides happy in the lot.
December can bring
warmer days, days of slanting sun,
I ventured out,
I made my run
to the place
I dreams about.
It was verily
a patch of brown,
nothing much to munch.
Then a patch of brown
raised from the ground
and made a mighty SQUAWK!
A bright red crown
raised on high,
it made my tail puff out.
I gave a hiss,
I lunged and missed.
The marauder I rout!
He echoed back
two-syllables
and flapped his mighty wings:
A little closer Sir Gallinaceous,
and your pretty neck I'd 'ring!'
But alas and alack,
She recoiled the slack,
And brought me to her side.
She picked me up,
Her "Nolliness"
like a damsel in distress!
I do not know where
the usurper went
or if he knows his crime:
You venture once upon my patch,
I lets the offense slide.
Twice, you amble in my nip,
Grouse!
You're mine!
8 comments:
Noll, you survived !!!
What a gorgeous birdie! But for sure it should NOT have been in your Nip Patch, Noll!
How dare he go in your nip patch! The evil pheasants like to scare us also. They hide down low in the grass until we nearly step on them, and then they flap up into the air with a fearsome squawking.
Bad Birdie for invading your nip patch! At least he's been warned....
The Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie
that was a lovely poem and a most beautiful bird! Bet he would taste delicious!
You'll get him next time, Noll!
I wonder if that bird tastes as good as he looks...
You told that birdie who was boss!
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