The Mockingbird
My day begins; I start to trill.
I’ll imitate the birds in view.
I give a chirp, then Whip-poor-will.
To mock is what I’m born to do.
A mourning dove I chance to see.
I soften to a coo coo coo.
My talent comes so naturally!
To mock is what I’m born to do.
Here comes a robin. Tweet tweet tweet.
And now an owl. Tu-whit tu-whoo.
My repertoire is so complete.
To mock is what I’m born to do.
Caw caw. I’m teasing like a crow.
Tweet tweet, cheep, cheep; cuckoo, cuckoo.
I'll give a cluck before I go!
To mock is what I’m born to do.
July 12, 2019
Pick A Title, Vol 6 - Personification - Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Edward Ibeh
Based on title #4
Copyright © Andrea Dietrich | Year Posted 2019
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