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322 The Philippine Eagle: A Monument

322.

The Philippine Eagle: A Monument



Behold the Philippine Eagle, King of Birds!

The tallest eagle, terror of monkey herds

Its crest stands tall like a rooster on the roll

Hear its vibrant, authoritative call

Like a mythical griffin, it has the cover of a lion

That's why in our nation it's called “Haribon”.



Discovered by a man from United Kingdom

The faithful, monogamous Haribon (King of Birds) is only from

The Philippines, my country…a valiant country

First known to Europeans in our year of gallantry

When our national hero, Rizal, was brutally slain

By our first conqueror – the kingly Spain



This glorious bird is our monument of courage

A living emblem of our struggle for golden age

Its dignified countenance on our coin chiseled

So splendid & adorable like a handsome young man muscled

The starring on our national basketball team's logo

This is our national bird – adore, preserve & lo!



-01/27/2015

(Dumarao)

*Defense of the Animals Collection

Alcoholics Monogamous

(Cw toxic and abusive relationship )
Oh baby I am so in love 
So go ahead and shoot me down 
Hit me with your truck 

Oh baby I hate you so much 
So kiss me once with passion 
But never when we  

Keep your ing hands off me 
But stay here by my side 

Walking never hand in hand 
‘Cos you have something to hide 

Oh baby stay away from me 
I hate your ing guts 
Still wanna rearrange them tho 
Cuz I’m a ing **** 

Let’s go out and get some drinks 
Maybe you’ll let me drive 
I’m way too drunk and cannot see
But  it, let me try 

Maybe we will crash and burn 
Thats alright by me 
Both of us just wanna die 
So Thats how it’ll be 

Keep your ing hands off me 
But stay here by my side 

Walking never hand in hand 
‘Cos you have  to hide 

Go and get your ing coke 
I hope you overdose 
I’ll hit you with the narcan 
Girl, but I should let you choke 

Keep your ing hands off me 
But stay here by my side 

Walking never hand in hand 
‘Cos you have someone to hide 

Someone to hide

Losing Face

One may see puffins and parrots
any hour of the week
both birds bear a big colourful beak
the former pelagic feed on fish
and live in large colonies on coastal cliffs
tho' monogamous collectively breed as a bunch
but with renown as the Atlantic sea clown
in Iceland several are served as lunch
the latter arboreal primarily frugivorous
toco being by far the largest
are opportunistic and occasionally omnivorous
to a few prudes it may seem unseemly or rude
and yet if they stick around they'll later get down
as their chicks are seen to hatch in the nude
these avians may fly high in the sky
have the same such things as two wings and legs
and of each species the female lays eggs
but that's where similarity does stop
one puffin can do more than toucan do
in more or less of a day
after mating its pecker turns grey
and without waiting its bill it will drop


Black and White

To mix the two together only brings gray. Battling persona. Never on cue.
For one’s never certain, which facade debuts.

Dark finely feathered, filled with lustful charades 
Hides behind a notion of monogamous filled days

Graceful creature. Godly vision in feather white
Drawling towards her a suitor. Virtuous, her guise.

Black swan cannot resist, as she struggles for breath.
White swan now removed
In his arms, they shall rest.

Ignited with such passion. Inhibitions retreat
Allow this lover. Entrance
White swans unaware of this inevitable defeat.

Dark swan found a mate, who’s passions surpass
Coupled forever. Forever at last

Premium Member Swans

Symbols of purity
synonymous with love,
swans are monogamous.
Selective pairs dip heads
silently conversing;
swimming in perfect sync,
signifying their bond.

Premium Member Walk

Walk on the Earth

Walk on the Earth, just walk, the path is moving under my steps; gone
Hmm, is this a monotonous life, or not? Monotone, and monogamous?
No, this is not that, only just looks like that, so interesting lifestyle style

Walk on the Earth and watch the sky, and see the lands, the living life
So interesting everything, people, cities, villages, streets, squares; all
Beautiful the nature, woods, forests, hills, valleys, fields and mountains

There are so many living creatures, plants, animals, and everything; Nice!
So amazing, incredible, and impressive; enthralling in our world everything
Just walk and walk, slow, but moving contemplation, and delight; enjoying

Enjoying life, and all the colors, forms, and the hidden philosophy of Life, 
But why? Why? I don’t know, but all of these things are given by the God
Walk on the Earth is a very good life, so amazing, and a very perfect life!

Walk
Life
Contemplation
Philosophy
Meditation
So fine
Fine?
Beautiful
Walk
Just walk
And walk!


Premium Member mantis

monogamous not
awful courtmanship
nips off lover’s head
tally ho handsome
imponderable female
seduces new prospect

Premium Member an act called cetacean stranding

when paired
pilot whales
choose one mate for life
a monogamous linkage
survivors will beach themselves when their mate dies

Yesterday's Wishes

He wished to teach them
To flap harder in thin air
To learn the tricks to rest,
To eat, to know when to 
Start the flight, when to 
Return and the route map

Mother wished to teach them
To call, to breathe more 
Deeply and ways to save 
Energy as they flew such
Dizzy altitudes in freezing
Cold & not to be blown away

As they looked up at meshed sky,
Yesterday’s wishes rolled
Down the cheeks of a
Monogamous pair of
Bar-headed goose 
Breeding in captivity

Why fly high?

Premium Member Quetzal

Quaint multi coloured bird
Quilled feathers exotic 
Quiffed plumage quite unique
Quintessence of beauty
Queen like, monogamous 
Quavering mating call
Quixotic, soon extinct

The Colour of My Bird

(A bird-in man poem)

Yes, any bird can be the common crow;
the bulbul or the yellow bird.
And parrots, ofcourse;
because every tree has got its own bird.
But to which colour does your bird belong to?
Red-plumed; yellow-feathered?

My eyes nested on her head.
But said she: black is not the crow; but the crow is black.
Fluttered my butterflies on her lips;
She told: red is not red bird; but red bird is...

The snails fingered on her areolae to nausea; brown isn't the bulbul but the bulbul is brown, said she.
Then the snakes tongued into her naval flower.
She replied: blue is not any snake; but snake is blue.

While bites both venomous and mutual entwined us into ecstasy, on my moringa tree,
there rained all the parrots!
They ate my seeds to the barren.
Yes, green isn't the parrots but parrots are green, said she.

Which is the colour of my bird?
Alas, the parrots flew away with the answer.
But each with the same feathers.

And now we are flying trees with the same feathers.

(The end)

(On parrots:
Most parrots are monogamous, form strong pair bonds which in some cases last for life, which in larger species atleast 82 years.)

Premium Member wolf trilogy

gregarious wolf
	monogamous mating pair ~
		voracious young yowl

winter feast scarce
	rapacious wolf snuffles snow ~
		nimble hare cowers

alpha female reigns
	wolf pack provides provisions ~
		playful pups gambol

Ah the Realisation

Ah! The Realisation. 

I brooded and cursed my life 
Not knowing how to please my wife

I never felt love from her
But I felt dead without her

She was my everything 
For her I was nothing 

She showered some love here and there
Keeping me hooked on to love there

One day my heart fell apart 
And I wanted to part
She just held on to my part
How could I now be apart 

She played with me with joy
I like an idiot thought it was true joy
Little did I know it was a ploy
I was dancing like like a little boy

She went about her ways
Me doubting her no ways
She led the way
I followed her way

I thought she has gone astray 
But it was me filling the ashtray
I wanted to give up my life 
But it's tough taking a life 

Then suddenly I realized 
That life is to live and realized 
Realized that it was an open relationship 
And I presumed it as a monogamous relationship 
I will now live an open relationship
Ah! The Realisation it's an open relationship

Premium Member Eagle

Eagle
majestic bird
ponderous predator
clumsy flyer, adroit hunter
strong symbol of imperial power
high, inaccessible aerie
monogamous mating
staid homebody
Eagle

Almighty Zeal

Almighty ( El Shaddai, in Hebrew)
Benevolent
Creator-Sustainer
Demon-Destroyer
Everlasting Father
Faithful for Generations
Grace with Jesus-Face
Holy
Independence Personified
Just and Jealous (Hosea, in Old Testament)
Kindness Long-term
Lamb of Sacrifice
Monogamous (again, Hosea, among others)
Nation-maker, nation-breaker
Omniscient
Punctilious
Question and The Answer
Righteousness Personified
Savior
Timeless
Universe and Universal Solution
Verity
Water of Life
X-ray of your heart
Your Truthteller, to set U free
Zealous

Sources: Bible, Gospel of John, & Old Testament: 
Genesis 22, Hosea. Isaiah 7:14 & 9:6

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