RazorbackA Poem by Spectral DustA funny story for pig lovers
A cautionary tale for children and adults alike.
And I've come here to SAY, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Okay, kids, gather around, I have a little story to tell. Now I'm sure all you smart kids know what a pig is, right? Well, that's what this story is about: PIGS. Do you know what a Razorback is? They are pigs that roam free in the wild, like vicious dogs, looking for something to eat, like maybe a root or a small child. I don't want you kids to be scared, but these wild pigs can get to be pretty big; sometimes as big as the safe, warm bed you sleep in at night. And they can be so hungry that not even a mommy or daddy can protect their child when they attack! But there's no reason to be frightened, because if you are nice to them they probably won't gore you with their very long razor-sharp tusks. Do you know what a tusk is, kids? It's like a giant tooth that can poke right through things, like a leg or arm of a little boy or girl.
Now kids, it's my job as a responsible adult to tell you, that you don't have to be afraid of these wild, garbage-eating beasts. So what I did is write a cute puppet show about a hunter named Hunter John. (I don't have any puppets, so you'll have to get your own.) Hunter John is a happy hunter, walking through the woods looking for a pig to kill. In the end, he finds a pig to shoot, and it's a very happy ending.
Okay, kids, are you ready? Here we go...
"La de do dah DAY, I'm a hunter, just looking for a pig to SLAY.
Then Hunter John did DECLARE,
"Please don't SHOOT," said the sow,
"That's a lie!" Hunter John SPAT,
"Please, please, Hunter John," the old sow CRIED,
"Surely you jest," Hunter John SAID,
"Oh, dear, oh, MY," Razorback did CRY,
"Of that there can be no DOUBT, you four-legged SNOUT!
Just as Hunter John was going to pull that TRIGGER,
But before the shot rang OUT,
Then Hunter John gasped when he did SEE,
It was then that Razorback angrily SAID,
Hunter John swallowed hard, and took two steps BACK.
The four angry sows snorted, oinked and GRUNTED,
Hunter John screamed, "Please, I don't want to DIE!
Then one sow did DECLARE,
Hunter John was trapped, so he dropped his GUN,
But the wild pigs were fast on their FEET,
"This is my last day!" Hunter John DEPLORED.
Then the pigs attacked him, one by ONE,
"Yum, Yum, Yum," the Sows did EXCLAIM!
With their bellies full, the sows waddled AWAY,
Hunter John's family were all in DREAD,
The kids all screamed and CRIED,
Now I'm going to tell you the moral of the story, kids. Do you know what a moral is? It's like a lesson that reminds us how to be nice and good. And the lesson here, kids, is always be nice to pigs, because they can tear the arms and legs off your tender little bodies, if they want to. Now I know you think I lied to you when I said this story had a happy ending, but I didn't. It DOES have a happy ending--FOR THE PIGS! Why do I care so much about pigs? you might want to KNOW.
I tell you simply, because you are my FOE!
My name is not Mary, Sue, or JACK, And I've come here to SAY,
Ha! ha! ha!--Oops--I mean, Oink, snort, grunt! Oink, snort, grunt! Oink, snort, grunt! Oink, snort, grunt! Oink, snort, grunt! Oink, snort, grunt!
© 2012 Spectral DustAuthor's Note
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