What the cock said mister.. poem for children written by AliFarhan

What the cock said mister.










One day the cock sees a large egg on his way.
It is coloured on white and gray.
He picks it out for another nest.
Calls the sparrow, is it yours?
The sparrow was astonished and went away.
He calls the pigeon is it yours?
The pigeon says I admire.
Suddenly was afraid and flies.
He calls the stork is it yours?
He says I think it is for tortoise.
Never has he seen only the duck.
Where is the Mrs. Tortoise pleased dear?
The duck shakes his head never has seen.
Tell me if I could trip to another side.
I miss the way of my home.
The duck tells him the wrong way.
To makes a joke with that poor cock.
The cock was desirous to find the egg's owner.
But unfortunately he was disappointed.
He sees a large crowd of people.
Small lady between them calls him.
Do you sir. Are you the owner of this egg?
He says I find it but it is not mine.
The girl puts it on balance pan.
Weighs it, but it is more than kilogram.
The peacock comes there and blunders.
It is for the dog I think sir.
The cock was afraid to ask the dog.
The dog howls and calls his friends.
The cock runs away and falls on the garden of bear.
Fortunately the bear was slept on torpor.
He breaks the egg when he hears voice inside.
It is small nestling of ostriches.
The cock becomes the father of the small nestling.
Feeds him grains and what can eat.
But when grows up and becomes mature.
The cock was afraid from the size of that unknown bird.
Soon he calls the hens for assembly.
In what can they do about the suitable decision?
One said we borrow him for another gardener.
Others claim to sell him in the market.
But the old hen asked to apply her enough of time.
Perhaps she can find the suitable solution.
On the evening before she went to sleep.
She asks her sons to be their friend.
The strange bird slept the night with them.
He forgets that his mother is sad about him.
Until one day the bereaved mother came there.
Noticed his nestling is large and can live alone.
But she requests the hen if she allows her to take her son.
The hen soon was kindhearted with her.
The young happily goes with his mother.
And he said farewell to the hens.