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Dinner


I searched and sought and nosed about, I could not find my little trout. He wasn’t on my sisters bed, I’m pretty sure by now he’s dead. I smelt a smell in the kitchen, It smelt a little like cooked pigeon. I searched and sought and nosed about, Then I found my little trout. He sat upon a golden platter, My sister looking a little fatter.
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