Best Troglodytes Poems

I woke up this morning
Tired as a wolf-hound
After the chase.
The day is as stark
As an unfinished concerto.

Mondays are like that,
They are the beginning--
An unwrapped gift.
The weekend is an abandoned beach
And dirty snow pushed aside.

A new and well-oiled axle is turning.
My wheels are turning.
It is a...

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Blinking as we emerge

Into the golden, blinding light

Oh we need the open air

For we are no troglodytes,

Cobalt skies, verdant greens

Room to breathe, a soul set free,

As the scourge diminishes

So grows a sense of joy and glee.







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Troglodytes troglodytes
A tiny European bird
Secretive and sensitive
But very often heard.

Its Latin name is very long
In contrast to its size.
Its British name
Is very short
We simply call it
‘Wren’. 

However grand its Latin name
It’s glorious in one thing.
Oh, you should hear
So loud and clear
How it melodiously sings!

From out...

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