Squirrel No Ears
Through dark gray winter days
I wondered where she'd gone,
the squirrel aloof and distant from the throngs,
upon feeding seed and apple treats
she often ventured closer to my feet
and thru the summer and the spring
we sat together enjoying the gatherings
but winter set in chilly, icy and cold
and for awhile she seemed to venture from the fold,
today I saw her waddle and strut
doubled in her size both her tummy and her butt;
she paused at the sliding back door
once again looking for treats and more,
tho her ears appear clipped and short
among the half dozen others in the court
she remains my favorite nimble and chubby
most welcomed visitor stout and tubby.
Copyright © Dm Babbit | Year Posted 2019
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