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And there Mehitabel found him in the early morning light Feet up in the air. On the slick oaken surface, to his final resting place Archy skidded upside-down in disgrace. A crash was what he had in store As he approached the kitchen floor. Wings that once to the cockroach were gifted, Now, no matter how he tried he was not lifted. For he saw that in his recovery, He was flying belly up, not a pleasant discovery. But something told Archy that there was another problem in the air Everything was upside down, including the table and the chair. Zooming again, up, up and away He would live to fly another day. He wiggled his abdomen with a frantic twist And success! It appeared the floor he would miss. Alas, he had neither at his command What to do in this instant head stand. Remembering from a book whose cover he once had enjoyed, Use the rudder and flaps to gain some air were the instructions to be employed. A spiral our flying roach fell into, Toward terra firma and death too. In mid air, Archy was suspended But downward was the course, now intended. Suddenly throughout the wings and body tremors As air no longer flowed over the outstretched members. Now he discovered the curse of flyers everywhere, A power-stall with nose pointed in the air. Now upward he soared in flight Wings a-flapping with all his might. Pull up! Pull up! In panic he cried, And just in time the wall he shied. The fridge with its steel exterior Brought fear of a crashing terror. To the left and right he did go Flexing his wings too and fro. Soaring freely in the air, This is fun, he thought without a care. So with this into the air, did Archy leap A leap of faith as he left his feet. What was the words that parachutists say? Geronomo! That's it as they jump out the bay. Unfortunate in this room so small There was not a breath of wind at all. Testing the wind to see if there was a proper course Like human pilots wanting to get it in their face. To the edge of the cabinet he boldly walked, Unfolding his wings that had been so carefully packed. No a proper launch would be the way To enter this event, come what may. She'd no doubt laugh and have her fun To see Archy in a flight, just begun.
Time was of the essence as the clock ticked away Soon, out would come Mehitabel at the break of day.
Or perhaps to wait for a fair breeze To lift him as gently as you please. A running jump was out of the question Too much effort would give him indigestion. Of the finest materials they were made Just right for power flying or to glide.
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Why not? Have I not wings, In fact two pairs of these flighty things? How to use them was the question of the hour No instructions came with them for this endeavour. But can cockroaches really fly? Archy pondered this though in his head While munching on a bit of stale, but delicious bread. LotsOfWords knows 480,000 words.Birds do it, Bees do it, Even man has to try. National Scrabble Association, and the Collins Scrabble Words used in the UK (about 180,000 words each). The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (OSPD) from Merriam-Webster, the Official Tournament and Club Word List (OTCWL / OWL / TWL) from the Please note: the Wiktionary contains many more words - in particular proper nouns and inflected forms: plurals of nouns and past tense of verbs - than other English language dictionaries such as
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