Meh, may as well. But it isn't a poem. Or maybe it's free verse. I was meaning to get this down eventually.
A chicken coop sat silent on a small family farm. Each hen slept soundly, dreaming of whatever the heck chickens dream about. Amoung the bushes, conceiled in shadow, two amber eyes peered, a yellow-tinted beastly grin spreading. Making hardly any sound, the wolf entered the fowls' abode, the smell of fresh meat invading his nasals.
Behind him, another wolf slunk in, hardly as enthusiastic. This was the style of foxes, not wolves- no honor at all. The first wolf cast a mildly annoyed look at the other, but his eagerness wouldn't be marred by the melancholic canine. He gave a lengthy battle cry, a call to the moon, and struck.
This was when the wolves discovered that not all of the chicken slept. A flurry of black feathers swirled and the victory cry of an aggressive hen. The cockerel clawed at the wild hounds with gusto, having scratched at dirt for a good part of her lifetime. Surprised, the wolves yelped in surprise and pain, and, disgracefully fled the farm.
The black hen clucked angrily at them, pecking their behinds until their speed proved too great. Then, satisfied, she returmed to the coop. But not 10 minutes later, a wolf- the downcast one- returned, head bowed in shame, and sat himself in front of the brave chicken. He caught a flash of red as the fowl turned to him. Blood trickeled around her eye- their fault, undoubtly.
Concerned, he righted himself and licked the poor hen's wound, and the hen allowed it, grateful for the wolf's kindness, though she did peck him a little at first. This was the start of a beautiful friendship.
The end.