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About This Poem
'A Lovely Ballet'
As the warmth of the sun embraces the land
The birds think of love and make a nesting plan
They restlessly search for the perfect mate
With determination the males seek their fate
On a branch, in the forest after a lovely ballet
A female is unimpressed with a boy birds grand display
"I love you!" he chirps, as she pushes him with her foot
"Enough you fool!" she shrills, so loud, that their branch shook
Burlesque
(simply a trivial story)
December 18, 2012
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