Sir Crow
Whenever the crow from who knows,
Starts to caw and stick his nose,
In all of thee others business.
It takes a while for me to digress,
What I had just seen when he pulls a feather from his breast,
For the little chicks that then reside,
In his nest,
Atop the tree
Of hollowcrest.
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