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The Secret of Bigfoot


The unmolested foilage of our landscape holds a treasure,

it leaves its mark in streams and hills of quite a shocking measure,

though the sightings seem to be so sparse with very little proof,

are claims of this immortal beast the makings of a spoof?

 

In some accounts the legend lives as time travelers on the loose,

some of us dissmiss it as an immaginary ruse,

but I for one believe the answers quite a sinch,

the one you think is bigfoot is just the mean old grinch!

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