The Greedy PigeonA Poem by Viv WadeHe's one fat, greedy bird...There’s a
bird table in my garden, And when
the ground begins to harden, I put out
lots of tasty seed, So the
small birds can have a feed. I also put
out scraps and crumbs, But then
the Greedy Pigeon comes. To scare
the sparrow and the tit, He flaps
his wings, aggressive git. I’ve never
seen a bird so fat, That
pigeon’s bigger than a cat! It is a
wonder he can fly. A selfish
look is in his eye, He opens his
enormous beak, And eats
enough food for a week. He gobbles,
fast as he is able, Till no
food’s left upon the table. Then with a
satisfying burp, He leaves a
tip, the filthy twerp, He treats
the table like a loo, And leaves
a pile of pigeon poo. He cares
not if he gives offence, As he flies
off over the fence. His
appetite is quite obscene, It angers
me that he’s so mean. I wouldn’t
begrudge him a share, But he
takes all, and that’s not fair. He doesn’t
leave the smallest bit, To feed the
sparrow or the tit. That pigeon
thinks he is so clever, But he
won’t have his way for ever. I’ll punish
him for all his greed, Next time
he comes to have a feed. To put a
stop to all his fun, I’ll blast
him with my water gun, Then when
he is too wet to fly, I’ll put
him in a pigeon pie! The small
birds will be glad, I trust, When he’s
beneath a pastry crust. I’ll put
out the leftover crumbs, For any
little bird that comes. A fitting
end to the drama, What you
might call ‘pigeon karma’! © 2016 Viv WadeFeatured Review
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AuthorViv WadeBlack Country, West Midlands, United KingdomAboutI always thought I’d like to write A bestseller or two, So I resolved to have a go, And see what I could do. I got my trusty laptop out, Placed it on the table, Plugged it in to charge it .. more..Writing
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