Dad wrote this poem about his Grandson, Sam, and the Chickens!!! Hope you enjoy it!! |
"The Chickens"
I laughed today, until I cried, At my grandson and the chickens. For he caught the same ones many times, He really raised the dickens! |
For they'd escape from their abode, To run loose in the yard. He chased them then, till they were caught, He worked so very hard! |
He'd put them back into the coop, And they'd escape again. Then he'd catch all, another time, The same old nine or ten. |
And then I thought, the problems that We all confront in life, Are like the chicks that flew the coop And caused us so much strife. |
For many times the same old ones, We thought we had contained, Had found a way to get out, And try us once again.
E. H. Coe 1972 |
"Litter"
Everywhere you look you see, A sight that makes you bitter. For everywhere you look you see, This filthy stuff called litter. |
Old tin cans and paper cups, Paper plates and bottles. And with this litter all around, Now's not the time to coddle.
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Let's keep our trash where it belongs, At home or in containers. And see how nice the country looks, And we'll all be the gainers. |
Again we'll have clean countrysides, Free from trash and litter. Again things will be bright and clean, And no one will be bitter.
E. H. Coe 1972 |
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