So Many Colorful Birds

If you want a treat, look up the most colorful birds
Ever made by God, and you will come up with the best.
Paradise tanager, red-bearded bee-eater, macaw. My word!
What a fantastic creature in and out of her glorious nest.

The kingfisher has an azure blue that is a most unique hue.
Rainbow lorikeet brings God’s promise to us. Hope alive too.
Violet crowned wood nymphs are a turquoise, matching the sea.
There are so many lovely birds, and not all in a tree.

The peacock has always been amazing to me.
The male, who has all the glorious colors that you see.
The female peacock is brown and dull, kind of plain.
So she can hide her chick’s nest in the barn, or in a storm drain.

No matter what bird color you love or admire.
Know that there are some birds out there the colors of fire.
I have not seen them all, for I have not traveled to some places.
But I admire God’s creatures on social media spaces.
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Delaney Avatar
November 19, 2020 at 6:07 PM
There are so many amazing birds,nCaren: God’s most amazing and beautiful creations are birds. I have the Complete Book of Australian Birds. An absolute treasury of living mitacles. Love your poem. SuZ
Krutsinger Avatar
November 20, 2020 at 8:50 AM
I love my birds Suzanne, adore them for all sorts of reasons, their colors and their sounds.
Andresen Avatar
November 19, 2020 at 7:02 AM
- Our birds are not so colorful, but I love to see them eat off my bird feeder ... we got snow today ... I have to feed them :) - Lovely poem, Caren :) - hugs // Anne-Lise :)
Krutsinger Avatar
November 19, 2020 at 4:20 PM
Our squirrels steal most of our colorful bird meals.
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