Late Start
Bees are busy buzzing,
Working happily
Rabbits are still nuzzling
Together 'neath a tree
Brook is babbling blissfully.
As it weaves along its way
The Sun is arising
To welcome this new day
A cock is crowing loudly,
It echoes around the farm
A fox is behaving badly
Causing the chickens' alarm
A cat has spied on a mouse
As it went scampering by
The mouse ran into the house
That made that tom cat cry
Rover, the dog, chased Tom up a tree.
The cat jumped into a nest,
Cracking the eggs, all three
The mother bird was furious,
And pecked the cat on the neck,
A sleepy mole
He peeped out of his hole
And said, "What the heck."
What is going on?
He questioned sleepily
I'm not too fond of the sunlight,
Because I cannot see.
I see very well, indeed,
A voice said from up high
As the flapping wings
Of a wise old owl
Was heard as he passed by
Moo, said the cow,
In a mournful way
Where is the farmer
Is he late today?
The horse said, "Neigh."
He is still in bed.
The Donkey brayed
When will we be fed?
The ducks waddled by
Followed by the gander
The latter is nosy
The former to meander.
The goings on this morning
It was almost beyond belief
When opening his mouth and yawning
Appeared the Farmer to their relief.
Copyright © Shirley Hawkins | Year Posted 2023
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