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Electronic Wolf


The wolf walks among the houses

Scaring pigs, geese, and grouses

But this odd wolf walks alone

With a phone.

 

It is known that wolves all say

"I'll blow your house away"

But this wolf isn't crass

He just wants the Wi-Fi pass.

 

To a house of straw he arrives

No luck, as hard as he tries

On Wi-Fi, this pig is tough

No electronic stuff.

 

A stick hut repeats his history

To him it is a mystery

Why these pigs live yet

With no Internet.

 

A house of brick stands tall

And when the pig heeds his call

He responds the pigs' electric manifesto:

No.

 

 

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