Oh that I was a chicken
I posed to them that night
A simple barnyard fowl
Having few needs for which to fightThe chicken can't consider
He can't philosophize or debate
The bird, he has no worry over
To whom he can relateThe rooster knows his place
To raise us with the day
To protect his flock of fellows
Giving hens safe place to layHe struts about the yard
Trotting to and fro
And when the sun comes up
He bellows out a crowThe hen knows her purpose
Passing her days without a doubt
She hunts and pecks upon the ground
Seeking her morsels outFor she has no worries to weigh her
She has no fears nor care
She finds all that she needs
She knows it will be thereAnd so this musing I did pose
Around the ashtray that night
What joy to be a chicken
We agreed in low bar light
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Poetics and Musings
PoetryJust a place to keep some original poetry. Feel free to leave feedback, I always am looking for it