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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required No matter how some complain and bellow they are exposed, each a trolling fellow I'd look them in the eye for telling one more lie but I heard they're too busy eating crow by Jenna Logan Their "platforms" anchored, tightly tethered Their statements all "if, ands, and whethers" While blowing their horns And spitting out thorns From mouths full of fluffy crow feathers by John Lawless Cruel comments, sure catch one's eye Demeaning, vindictive, but sly Trolls aim to debase And leave a bad taste Perhaps they should eat humble pie by Jan Allison Some people just won't admit when they're wrong Like to spin yarns and then string you along But without any doubt They are always caught out Then feast on the first crow that comes along by Tom Cunningham Will he choke while eating crow A feeble mind he does show He messed in the blog When he slopped his hog His words are wind and they blow by Mark Koplin Your posts pretend to blow off steam but your words are so very mean time to eat some crow maybe time to go Your vile blogs make me want to scream by Tania Kitchin So many people are really just a fake It's just who they are, dear lord, for heaven's sake I just want them all to know I'd fill their mouths with crow And feed them as much as their fat cheeks can take by Charlie Messina A taste of revenge for the blogger Whose intention is to cause bother It's made perfectly clear Folly falls on deaf ears So fool, go eat crow for some fodder by Belle Bellevue
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