Chickens Photos

chickens photos



Chicken Photos

I am trying to find a poem about a one legged seagull eating a chickens leg, to go with the photo I took today?

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A one legged seagull carried a chicken leg
that he voraciously deboned.
And thought,perhaps,he could grow back his leg
if he got the damned thing cloned.
He prayed to Ahab for advice-
Who can help me to make this twice?

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