Macaw Poems - Poems about Macaw

I was walking into a garden  That resembles the Eden. With flowers and fruits  hanging by the grooves. I looked to my right, a pond with ducks hanging by the side. They wiggled around their huts, eating fish and sitting in the...Read the rest...

The white macaw thought he was the ruler of the land. And he was until the day they were overrun by a Mariachi band. The arrogant pushy female lead singer declared herself queen. The cats were easily swayed...Read the rest...

I am the scarlet parrot from the Amazon, Intelligent, beautiful, passionate, Trapped in a cage too small for my wings. Bored, With nothing but a pretty bell To keep me entertained. Lonely, With nothing but a mirror To keep me company. Hungry, With nothing...Read the rest...

Ah, Red Macaw, you are the pestilence of impatience in my day, soaring far, far overhead squawking and screaming your face overheated and red beak too portentous for sweets, gobbling and demanding if ever you stop, but the leaves have no leavening, you’re...Read the rest...

somewhere out there a basset hound lives in the same house as a macaw. the gorgeous tropical bird, bearing its staggeringly spectacular array of intensely prepossessing & polychromasiac hues, dominant in the household as an exotic spectacle whose mere presence in a non-tropical environment pulls...Read the rest...

Blue and gold Macaw, bright butterscotch belly up, kicks and squawks excitedly beneath human hands which give playful tummy rubs! (I saw a video of this friendly smart bird enjoying a rubdown from his owner!) For the Contest: Blue...Read the rest...