The Magpie and The MilkmanMature
The Magpie and The Milkman
Inky black, milky white,
With short spindly legs,
And a sharp pointed beak,
A magpie stalked our front lawn.
Our milkman would leave milk bottles,
Carefully on the step,
And then this mischievous magpie,
It would peck holes,
And lap a little milk.
Amusing but irksome,
This would continue day after day,
At last my dad made a decision,
Putting outside a box,
Dad left the milkman a note.
The note requested,
That our milkman should,
Place the milk in the box,
But do you know what he did?
He left the milk outside,
And took the box away.
I must admit,
I have never ceased laughing,
Over this absurdity.
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