Grandfather Bird Poems

"This is believed to be a version that I'd furthered a bit more," ... by Poet

Sing a song of gone-byes,
A pocket golden watch.
Four and twenty...

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after Charles Bukowski

No bird lives
in my heart. An 
inhospitable place, flooding
every morning
with curious
blue blood. 

The bird I know
lives
in the park or,
the zoo, or maybe
the splintered...

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Jane knew so much about cardinals, but it was still a surprise
When she and her book were snatched up and began to rise.
Where are we...

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BLEW THE FEATHERS RIGHT OFF

Cats are lounging, small puppy's gruff 
One hen a strutting just doing its stuff 
Sunny afternoon, we can’t get enough 
Gramps,...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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I don’t know how many millions or billions
Of sparrows there are, but the Father does
How can he know when each sparrow falls?
He knows every detail...

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Grandpa took his gun
Out to the field
And I watched as he aimed at the birds
And I asked my father "why?"
And he said "They peck the...

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Kamama Adanvdo 

Some like to howl with the wolves
In the cool moonlight
Feeling their ancient connection
What a glorious sight!

Some like to soar with the eagles
Above the...

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amusing apples how rather interesting
An algorithm is an acrobatic arithmetic on a mean ruler dancing across striped squared paper. Format is firstly founded. Then landing...

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Our Hayley had a budgie, she loved it very much
singing in his cage all day, his feathers soft to touch
then one day I found him,...

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-Please do not punch my grandfather.
All right! As long as he keep his mouth closed,
No more ugly double meanings word/s about me.
He had punched me...

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I was told over and over when I was an innocent four years old,
"Spread your wings, child!" 
By the man I loved most, my Grandfather...

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