Dream Poem

There’s always a big group of us, 

Although I’m not too sure 

who it typically consists of.

Chickens run around

their young not far behind 

Wandering the corridors 

of museums and mansions, 

usually 

I try and intervene, 

on the madness before 

it even ensues.

But I’m always too late,

too far away, 

too slow.

There’s one thing though, 

one way that I can save the day.

I sprint after the baby chick, and 

pounce

to reel her in, 

out of harm’s way.  

I never know if I succeed.

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