It did not scare the rooster at all!
This rooster has changed his roosting spot to my front porch.
At least he's fertilizing the flowers.
Ode to Rooster
Oh, Rooster, dear
I see you there
Ruffling your feathers
Fluffing your tail
Sitting high on my rail
Take my advice
You'd better think twice
So early Do Not Crow
Or by the saints
You'll have to go
Three AM again at four
Wide awake I'm out the door
I insist you stop
Or you'll be crowing
From within my pot
14 comments:
Hahaha...I had a good laugh with this :) That snake is slacking off! The rooster is onto him :)
Funny!
crowing from the pot,, brahahaha and it would drive me nuts... can a rooster be de-crowed? i mean other than in a POT... thanks for the laugh
LOL, just call him Dumpling?
I love your rooster song!! I have had the same thoughts or I did, mine did become dinner in the pot. He is very pretty.
Hehe.
Here's hoping he listens!
Have a blessed day, Gail. ♥
Uh oh...I hope he rethinks his roosting spot, or at least his timing.
What a fun poem and picture! Thanks for sharing.
That's funny about the rubber snake.
What a fun poem and I do hope the rooster listens!
Fun poem ... I hope the rooster listens!
(I love the photo of the rooster)
All the best Jan
This was fun, and hooray for the flowers too!
Ha, Yes, at least the flowers appreciate all his hard work. I wouldn't like his early song either.
Brought a smile when I read the final stanza . . .
(Is that the right word, or is that for music, oh well, I think you'll know what I mean.)
What a neat solution to the problem. Pity the rooster is such a clever one!
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