Vermont Crossing

The great northeast, Vermont: I-89 and I-91, the crossing roads. We have Deer crossing signs everywhere. We also have Moose, we also have Bear : Crossing the highway in their crossing zone. Like pedestrian crossing, they cross on their own. A different way of driving, in each of the crossing zones Pedestrians : I’ll leave this crossing alone. Moose : A moose makes his crossing ; his own. Deer : Sleek, quick of feet, an agility all her own. Bear : If they’re on all fours, leave their crossing alone. I’m heading down the highway ; in a Bear crossing next two miles. As I round another corner in the road : A Bull Moose, with a smile. He was just standing there, his big brown eyes looking down at the car Moose are nearsighted, I turn my headlights to low, I see : evening stars Moose in my way my mind starts to stray, I see A ROGUE MOOSE. I feel really bad, I feel really sad, For surely this Rogue moose is M A D. It’s a BEAR CROSSING AREA this rogue moose is a C A D . I must call Vermont Warden of fish and game. Here is a mad moose that YOU have to tame. A Moose : in a Bear crossing zone : Oh what a shame.