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IS IT A BIRD?
Staring out the window, Not much to see at all, Then from out there somewhere, I heard a wee bird call. There within a pot plant, I saw a tiny bird, It didn't move-- I kept quite still, I didn't breathe a word. I called upon my housemates To come look at this dear thing. They came and whispered "Lovely - Do you think that it will sing?" "If it's laying eggs we'll hatch them, Just the one or two, Then we'll have a family, Of birds to bill and coo". For three whole days I had them, Waiting for a sign. That here would soon begin a life Enriching theirs and mine. One utter non-believer Had to go and have a poke, And all my ploys were shattered, They found it was a joke For it was not a birdie In a pot plant-- Oh, the shame! But a piece of driftwood fashioned By dear Nature's wind and rain!
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