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BIRD MAN
Contributed by
robert_edgar_burns
on
Monday, 12th March 2012 @ 03:27:37 AM in AEST
Topic:
dedicatedpoems
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Take your Tern and find some fern
And look in fielded hay.
Red Robins don’t like Scarecrows,
They scare the prey away.
The Bluebird sings of happiness
And Woody is such a pecker.
The Seagulls leave their presents
While I’m outside playing checkers.
A pea brain’s not a bird brain,
And it never sheds it’s feathers.
But most birds fly to Florida,
To escape cold and snowy weather.
My bushes hide a mother Duck,
That friend is not a Goose.
It’s chicks are going peep peep peep,
And sometimes they run loose.
The Hummingbird flaps it’s wings so fast
While drinking juice from flowers.
Why don’t I ever catch them out
In windy times with showers?
The Parakeets fill the trees up full
With a thousand friends or more.
And I have seen them darken the sky
Over land toward distant shores.
I dedicate this poem here now
To a friend all know as Marvin.
He loves his birds and lets us know
The Lord feeds them so they’re not starving.
Copyright ©
robert_edgar_burns
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2012-03-12 03:27:37] (Date/Time posted on
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