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SAM THE SQUIRREL
SAM THE SQUIRREL
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Sam the Squirrel had a hunger profound
In a park, he was often found,
With nuts in his cheeks so tight,
He scurried with all his might,
But alas, his appetite had no bound.
One day, as he climbed up so high,
In a tree with a nut-laden sky,
Saw bird feeder, what a sight!
'Twas filled with a feast, a delight,
"This snacking's too good to pass by!"
With a cleverness that took them aback,
He pilfered birds’ seeds in munchy attack,
Birds squawked and complained quite loud,
Sam the Squirrel was quite proud,
His cunning had earned him smorgasbord snack.
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