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    Nov 6, 2014

    The Life Of A Squirrel [Pest Poetry]

    I know an old lady who lives in a home that's older than she is and animals roam

    to the top of the roof and down to the ground I say it's quite bad, now let me expound

    She has tree squirrels and red squirrels and flying squirrels too

    She has gray squirrels a chewing on what they can chew

    They climb down to her feeder and eat of the seeds

    Then race up the trees at dizzying speeds

    They get into her attic and claw in through the wood

    They climb down through the walls as no animal should

    They love soffits and eaves and holes that are rotted

    If these creatures were insects, they'd surely be swatted

    They chew on her wires and chew on her wood

    If they're into the pantry they're up to no good

    She's had all she can take she can't take any more

    It's time for the cavalry; to declare this as war

    seal up rotting holes, board up all the gaps,

    call a professional to lay out some traps

    They'll be careful to lure the squirrels safely out

    So they don't bite and chew and thrash all about

    The pros will take care that no babies are trapped

    When the walls are all sealed and the chimney is capped

    It's time to sleep easy, it's time to have peace

    and for all of this squirrel business to finally cease.

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