The Tale of Crow

==Parody==
Original poem: Raven and Wolf
Crow went for a fly in the woods
When dusk was falling like a hood
The sun had set leaving the clouds bright pink
Crow looked up at them without no blink
Suddenly running underneath
Dark grey fur flashed in the leaves
Wolf was standing in his way
Her gold eyes gleaming like the darkest day
'What do you want?" Crow cawed at her
The Wolf just ruffled her dark grey fur
'This is my territory now,' she smirked with glee
'So leave and go back to your own tree.'
'Never,' said Crow, stretching his wings
'I go where I want you shaggy thing
I'm faster than you, I'm quicker and more silent
So back where you came from, before I go mad and violent!'
So the Wolf crept closer to the bird
And spoke some non-understandable words,
And a herd of wolves burst out of nowhere,
Clouding Crow like a wisp of thick air
The wolves bit at poor Crow's feathers
Then they howled 'NOW OR NEVER!'
He yelled no, then picked up Crow in their jaws
And ran like lightning on their paws
So Crow lifted his beak and let out a call
'Let me go, the land is yours.'
The wolves tossed him across the snow
And across the frozen ground, lay Crow
He was broken and weak in the middle of the field
And after, yelled "THAT'S IT! I YIELD!"
Looming over him, the wolves smirked and laughed
They cheered "Crow, just so weak and daft."
Category:Poems