False Fox Poem by Anonimos Anonymous

False Fox

Rating: 5.0


The false fox came to our house one night
And gave all the geese a terrible fright.

He came on tiptoe through the gate.
The geese were in a dreadful state.

He took a fat goose fast by the neck.
The poor goose cried out ‘Queck! Queck! Queck! ’

My mother ran out all alone
And at the fox she threw a stone.

My father ran out with a pail
And hit the fox-clank! On his tail.

But false fox had his goosey-gander.
And away he ran with his precious plunder.

He carried the goose off to his lair,
And all his family had a share.

Then, lo and behold, he came back next week-
Who’d have thought he’d have the cheek!

He came sneaking as quiet as a mouse
And stole two chickens from behind the house

When he got home, he said to his wife
‘A fox’s life is merry life! ’.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM

Beautiful in its humor. Thanks for sharing my friend.

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Marieta Maglas 09 February 2010

When he got home, he said to his wife ‘A fox’s life is merry life! ’. interesting proverbial poem, I like it. 10/10/10

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David Oluwatobi Akinola 04 February 2010

Magnum Opus. I love with this poem, it's your first I've read, and I'll love to read more. keep writing....10+

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