Rick The Rooster

Rick The Rooster

A Poem by ROXANE DORSEY

Crowed to his women come here
Rick don't like friends around his hens
four little hens sitting in their pens
hens loved to knit while they sit there
four hens try rock'n to their rooster's beat
he cluck, cluck and chuck'd a roo, roo til he turn'd blue
he'd strut kicked some dirt, oh how he flirts
four little hens loved the way Rick Rooster rough'd feathers
sweet meat hens chuckled til they ruffled a few feathers
four hens laid chickens.

© 2017 ROXANE DORSEY


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Very playful & creative! I love the way this could apply to the feathered variety or the two-legged kind. This rooster is dripping with personality & then your poem goes very jazzy with the musicality & dance riffs in the last 2 paragraphs. This is wildly uninhibited & entertaining. Kinda wanted it to continue on a little longer! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 6 Years Ago


ROXANE DORSEY

6 Years Ago

I am glad you enjoy my poetry Barleygirl. and thanks for the kind reviews ever! Roxane
Haaaaaaa! Great! Clever metaphor & language. Love it!

Posted 6 Years Ago


ROXANE DORSEY

6 Years Ago

Thanks very much Annette PH for the kind reviewq
ahahaha great bit of fun with the chicks and Rick ... thanks for the lightness for my morning
E.

Posted 6 Years Ago


ROXANE DORSEY

6 Years Ago

I very gracious for your kind review and read.

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Added on December 8, 2017
Last Updated on December 8, 2017
Tags: chickens, roosters, hens, Rick

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ROXANE DORSEY
ROXANE DORSEY

baltimore, MD



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love poetry since it has been embedded in my mind deeply way back when I was 4 years old. A very good reader in pre-school. Nursery rhymes tuned me in even deeper. more..

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