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Squirrel finds apple,
spins it like corn on the cob —
leaves the core for me.
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(c) 2012, 2019 Betty Hayes Albright
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(re-post from 2012, revised)
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Photo from Bing – creative commons site, “unknown author”.
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Thoughtful enough to share – I like the squirrel.
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Glad you like, Sharon. 😊
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Love this! Have been enjoying how active they are this time of year – such a fitting piece for the season.
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Thank you, Sarah! They can be quite entertaining, not to mention cute. 😊
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This gave me a big smile. More generosity! Thank you. 🙂
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So glad it gave you a smile, Ben. 😊
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Even he knows how to share. A fun poem, Betty.
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So glad you liked it, Renee. 😊
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🙂 Nice!
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Thank you, Eliza! 😊
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Generous! (K)
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I thought so too. 😉
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Charming and biting!
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Thank you! Biting, yes. 😁
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Such a delightful haiku, Betty. I chuckle over the squirrel’s generosity!
My very best,
Paul
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Thanks so much, Paul! 🙂
(Will be catching up with your blog soon….sorry to be behind.)
All the best to you too!
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