I walked downstairs this morning to make a cup of tea.
Put slices in the toaster one for you and one for me.
I heated up the kettle, put the bags straight in the cup
And went to get the milk, to top the water up
But opening the fridge, was a site before my eyes
And I have to say I stepped back in surprisingly surprise
He sat there looking at me with that beady look they have
There’s a pigeon in my fridge ,I must be going mad
He sort of slumped before me he was obviously cold
How he got there god knows ,but pigeons are quite bold.
Maybe he flew in when my back was turned one day
Or smuggled in with groceries like a feathered cast away
One thing is for certain he’d pecked at all the cheese
Tops gone off the yoghurts the carrots and the peas
How long he’d been living there know one seems to know
But his wife and kids were at the back putting on a show
Now the pigeons homeless evicted just like that
I would have left them living there , to protect him from the cat
Though his cold and damp apartment had lots of food to rifle
I draw the the line at pigeon shit in the middle of my trifle .
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