.4. Four Legged Thief Poem by David Threadgold
.4. Four Legged Thief
The dog from next door
Will cop it one day
A fresh roasted chicken
He’d stolen away
He snuck through the fence
By the bush full of rose
Soon got the scent
Then just followed his nose
Sat there for cooling
The chicken on table
Straight into the kitchen
Through window was able
Gone in an instance
My chicken no more
Left one muddy paw print
That mutt from next door
© 2008 David Threadgold
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You would have done better to have thrown him a bone Dave - then you would have had some left...... I liked the whole tale. A good one.10+
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5/5/2024 4:07:49 PM # 1.0.0.1119
we had a quadroped like that a Briard who went sniffing for more than a chicken my eldest daughter was in charge of her but to no avail we paid indemnities and apologies, your delighful poem brought back the memories and all in rhyme too 10