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"Chicken"
The following are my entries
The first...
Bird industrious...
Feathered “egg-a-day” layer
Scratch me a living...
Lily livered sap!...
Cowardice Protagonist...
Now run chicken… Run!
The Third...
Oak leaf scattered days…
Cold wind... chilled runny nose… cough
Time for chicken soup!
You're definitely a contender with these entries, Princess.
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
wow, sugar! well done you! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteExecuted in a most stylish order....
ReplyDelete"Time for chicken soup!"
Nice work! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteOh Hooter's bird of choice
ReplyDeleteEat of my breast
I'll take a thigh and a drumstick
Happy Easter Princess...or was it yesterday for you?
Fantastic writings, Princess! Everyone of them spectacular in their own way.
ReplyDeletethese are all terrific! which one do you want the judge to consider? they are all a good choice with each identifying distinctly different ways of chickeness. Will post on chick blog this evening!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck and so happy you played.
Salute to all Australian veterans today.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work. I think the first and third are exceptional. Don't get the oak leaf reference, but it sounds good.
ReplyDeletethanks MJ
ReplyDeleteI like your pluck! Good luck to you too...
Thank you Savannah Darling
Tanks Wally
Usually there is more disorder! I even surprised myself with this lot!
Thanks XL and good luck with your entry.
ANZAC day coincided with Easter Monday this year. Sombreness and celebration... I'm off to crack a few choc eggs... after a minutes silence...
Happy Easter to you too Mr Pirate... Your bonnet.. I'm sure will be the hit of the parade... As will your ensemble
Thanks Eros and Happy Easter to you...
thanks for the challenge Chickory If I have to choose I'd go with number 1... Your post is looking fantastic... Who knew there were so many "Chookheads" out there?
Hi Troll
The Oak reference is due to the fact that it is Autumn Down under in Oz! confusing as i guess it's spring in your neck of the woods...
The "Japanese bloke"
makes reference to season...
in a Haiku... yes?
Nicely done. I like the first one.
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