A disconnected acorn fell
On little Chicken Licken's head.
She didn't blame the guilty tree...
She blamed the blameless sky instead.
She told her foolish,naive friends
The sky had tumbled on her head,
And so they all became afraid
that very soon they'd all be dead.
It never pays to be too quick
To credit any silly chook
With knowing what fell on her head...
You'd be advised to go and look.
Should the sky fall to the ground
There'd be a hole up in the blue,
Then when we looked up in the air
We'd be surprised to see right through.
An acorn,though,is but a seed
That lives upon the oaken bough.
When it falls upon your head
You'll know it's not the blue sky now!
A chicken knows not time of day.....
A feathered, brainless,silly bird!
To say the sky fell on your head
Is,to say the least,absurd!
So if a chicken comes to you
And tells you that the sky fell down,
Wring it's foolish, skinny neck;
Cook it panfried,golden brown.
I loved this write. It's so funny and well written. You certainly are a gifted writer.
Yeah!!! Cook that silly bird!
This was really a fun read. Thanks for the new interpretation on an old favorite.
Kim
Nice one Eunice. Lunch is served!!
Rob
I LOVE THIS!! I teach school and would love to have your permission to read this to my lit magazine class. Thanks a lot for the chance to read your work.
Keep writing,
Jessica
Hi
anothere excellent job
I lughed at this one too.
I liked it, thanks again
Love this. It is really cool
Hugs
HK