silly song about chickens bunnies and moose

silly song about chickens bunnies and moose

A Poem by Misterr Remeat
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see title, but be aware....This was written on just one cup of coffee

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It's the way you fluff your bunnies
that makes my puppies howl
The way you play and then sashay
makes chickens cry out "Fowl!"
I've seen you there out in the trees
slapping knees with a bunch of bees
then you ran off with the breeze
you seem to go wherever you please
I've seen you riding on a moose
Honking like a Canada Goose
how'd you ever get set loose?
are you drinking too much juice?
It's the way you drip your honey
that makes my stomach growl
The way you play and then sashay
makes me snap my towel
I've seen you playing in the dirt
wearing a stupid hockey shirt
you always act like a dirty flirt
yet always seem to be unhurt
I've seen you fly by in the air
like a sailor, you can swear
at the sun, and then you glare
yelling that she is so unfair
It's the way you blow your money
that makes a banker scowl
The way you play and then sashay
makes me start to prowl

© 2019 Misterr Remeat


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I want to put your poem on "repeat" so I can go thru it again & again. This is fun, uninhibited, imaginative, and your rhyme/rhythm appeals to me like bees to honey. Not one single line feels like it doesn't fit perfectly into this playful riff. Each one packed with sparkling details & originality. After a week of serious writing for me, I almost lost my funny bone for a minute there & you helped me find it again. This is the kind of writing I am craving in our overly stressed-out world. Thank you for RRing me! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Misterr Remeat

5 Years Ago

we don't lose our funny bone, but sometimes when it gets whacked it hurts for awhile and then gets n.. read more



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Indeed a silly rhyming poem spilling in laughter and wit down the page/screen. A little on the naughty side in places, with frolicing and voyerism and indeed beasts.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Misterr Remeat

5 Years Ago

I had just had a hoot with the wife. she went to bed and I was too stoned to sleep
John Alexander McFadyen

5 Years Ago

Been there seen it done it. Grist to the mill for the writer!
Moose,goose even bees and bunnies are mentioned!
But not a word about the beaver??? That so unfair
for the famous national symbol... it deserved
a spot on this wonderful poem of yours.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Misterr Remeat

5 Years Ago

The wife told me not to mention "The Silver Beaver"
Mrudula Rani

5 Years Ago

Me and my big mouth!
I want to put your poem on "repeat" so I can go thru it again & again. This is fun, uninhibited, imaginative, and your rhyme/rhythm appeals to me like bees to honey. Not one single line feels like it doesn't fit perfectly into this playful riff. Each one packed with sparkling details & originality. After a week of serious writing for me, I almost lost my funny bone for a minute there & you helped me find it again. This is the kind of writing I am craving in our overly stressed-out world. Thank you for RRing me! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Misterr Remeat

5 Years Ago

we don't lose our funny bone, but sometimes when it gets whacked it hurts for awhile and then gets n.. read more

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Added on March 26, 2019
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Misterr Remeat
Misterr Remeat

Nanaimo, cold and rainy then warm and sunny, Canada



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I live in Nanaimo B.C. under the "Witless"Protection Program. Nanaimo is on the East coast of Vancouver Island which is on the West Coast of Canada. I work too much but still find time to write and ta.. more..

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