Turkey Calling
Haiku Poem of Thankfulness for Wildlife
Ranch wife secret crop
Calling wild turkey flock
Sign: "No Hunters" stop
Calling wild turkey flock
Sign: "No Hunters" stop
Published by Lynn Pritchett
Lynn's dedication to writing at Yahoo Network is inspired not only by her professional background in health care (pharmacy) and in education (grades K to 12 special needs & general classroom), but by her dai... View profile
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The ranch wife's life calling was to protect all wildlife on her land. When she banged pots and pans together at sundown everyday to call-in the turkeys to feed,she welcomed all from deer to skunks. The author witnessed the event many magical times.
43 Comments
Post a CommentI like it! 5*
Nice one!
Well written
Vince Sees Turkey: STOP, Vince decides to eat same: STOP, Shot by Old Woman: STOP!
Note to Readers: This story is written in the form of Haiku poetry.
This is great! Can't wait to see what you do for the holiday haiku contest!
I love this.
Fabulous! Love it!
I love seeing wild turkeys......nice tribute
Still makes me laugh!