Scarecrow In the Cornfield
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SCARECROW IN THE CORNFIELD
He stands watch both day and night
To look at him is quite a fright
A lonely sentinel standing there
His eyes fixed in an open stare
He knows he has a job to do
The crows are many, not a few
He must keep them scared away
Otherwise, there'll be no pay
For all the corn spread o'er the field
The scarecrow's presence ensures a yield
He stands watch just so you know
He'll be on guard come rain or snow
So when you sit down at the table to dine
And feast on corn as good as fine wine
Let your friends and family know
They owe it all to an old scarecrow
3 November 2018
For the contest sponsored by Jesse Rowe
Copyright © Curtis Moorman | Year Posted 2018
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