Urban Surprise
On my city walks, a sighting
Of some wildlife oft prevails
But today I was surprised to see
A little group of snails.
Two were inching very slowly
To the edges of a path
Though with runners soon approaching,
Things looked sketchy – do the math.
One crushed shell nearby was telling
So I hoped they’d be all right
For along the promenade, a snail
Is not a common sight.
Later, I saw many pigeons
And a chase involving mice
But it took some slimy crawling snails
To get me looking twice.
Copyright © Ilene Bauer | Year Posted 2022
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