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A Moose is Loose on my Roof...
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
  
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Just playing with words again...hope you enjoy it...& I liked the picture too so had to do something with it


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A MOOSE IS LOOSE ON MY ROOF…


 


NOW HOW DO YOU SUPPOSE THAT MOOSE GOT ON MY ROOF?


DID HE FLY UP THERE WITH THE WINGS OF A GOOSE?


Or did he just climb up there after drinking his orange juice?


I would have thought he would be more comfortable in a spruce?


Would this be considered to be self-abuse?


Or is this moose just that of a recluse?


Or am I personally just being obtuse?


 


Well I am certainly at a loss to deduce the behavior of this moose,


maybe someone out there In the land of the moose can produce an excuse?


until that time, Rufuz & I will take our respective caboose & vamoose,


before I make you all reluctant to read anymore of my refuse (read: trash).


 


But if you all will just allow us this weird one, we will then make a truce,


to try to develop more pertinent poetry, before leaving for Syracuse…


 


                                    (ed)   


 


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Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on January 31, 2004
Now this I have an answer for. You see......In Grande Prairie Alberta, Moose often are seen running through the town from the parks nearby. They get confused and just run. Well......Unfortuntley one moose got a hold of some of the cow grass that I mentioned in, A Cow's Nightmare, and since he had never taken this kind of trip before.....well he ended up, stuck on the roof, because he didn't know how to land. Ask a question......and I will always try to answer :-)


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