Caddoc-a-Doodle-Do
Now what's he up to, Caddoc in his shed?
Sounds like his saxophone has sprung a leak?
Or . . that vile rooster he brought home last week
is making merry with its jabbing beak
to peck a few more pockmarks in his head.
Some men would pluck their Little Chick in there -
not Caddoc! The imagination baulks
at the thought! Those impassioned rooster squawks
speak not of rapture. He takes it out for walks . . .
. . . whatever keeps him out of Ada's hair.
(Pssst . . . reading this might help. Regards, Ada T.)
OK ... now this is pretty funny and well written!
ReplyDeleteI can see them both now down at the Old Cock and Bull ... enjoying a pint (between them mind)
ReplyDeleteAny pet will do! Funny Magpie.
ReplyDeleteAnd a right cock and bull story that one is. I'm beginning to believe that Ada is writing fiction! But good fun rhyming fiction, which is fine by me.
ReplyDeleteKeeps him out of Ada's hair, indeed. Love it.
ReplyDeletethat's right..take your cock and keep walkin', buster
ReplyDeleteI am not sure, it's either your writing or that damn rooster but one of those things is a hoot!
ReplyDeleteLove it... keeps him out of Ada's hair. Nice write.
ReplyDeleteOh Ada, you ARE hard on him, the rooster, I mean.
ReplyDeleteAh, the original Little Red Rooster?
ReplyDeleteA rooster, more or less! Wildly laughable.
ReplyDeleteso funny,
ReplyDeleteyou played it well.
magnificent magpie.
funny! and I'm sure Ada appreciates it.
ReplyDeleteHow are you, friend?
ReplyDeleteGlad to land on your exciting poetry land here.
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