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Roger was a rooster, every day he’d
greet the sun,
Morning pastime: choosing chicks with which to have
some fun;
Buxom little Bantams, and the Leghorns – Oh, my
word!
White and plump with meaty rump to tantalize a bird.
Australorps his favorite, he’d let out a meaty
growl,
Picturing these chickens in positions fully fowl;
Frizzles freaked him out, great drumsticks made them
good in bed,
New Hampshires were Heaven and he loved Rhode Island
Red.
Siren Silkies, skin so soft, he savored them like
wine,
Sussexes
would bat their eyes, an egg production line!
Red and white Anconas, some old boilers, Plymouth
Rock,
All were part of randy Roger’s feathered female
flock.
Strutting round the fowl yard, Roger’s life was rich
and full,
All around him happy hens, and pullets he could
pull!
Every hen his favorite, he was loving, lusty, lewd,
Poultry porn was normal life, and no-one thought it
crude.
Every Sunday one would go, a tragic part of life,
All the hens would cower when they saw the farmer’s
wife;
Picking out the weekly roast, then to the chopping
block,
Capons fear one single sound: a sharp axe going “thwock!”
Roger was a realist though, his tongue stayed in his
head,
Never questioned who should go or who should stay
instead;
Capon capers, what a life! perpetual bill and coo,
Roger had the magic password: Cock a doodle doo!
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