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Mynah Poems - Poems about Mynah


Premium Member Lament of a Nice Guy Deer
mynah landed way too close to my left eye I try to be kind, a stand up sweet guy this black bird better leave bye and bye I will not be responsible I say with a sigh you look ridiculous! Yells my weird cousin Cy. Luckily the bird did fly!...

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Categories: mynah, animal,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Mynah
caged mercilessly gold-crested minstrel from hills... ...

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Categories: mynah, bird,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Mynah Bird Squawk Song
mynah birds starling group are not natural speakers but they can be taught 2019 September 13 howmanysyllables 5-7-5...

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Categories: mynah, allegory, bird, character, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member A Mynah Bird Confesses
A MYNAH BIRD CONFESSES “Bonjour” “Hello” “Aloha” I speak in many tongues, this intelligent passerine. “Shh, don’t let on but I’ve seen the neighborhood burglar. He’s confessed to me.” He says, “I’ll tear at your wings.” and I repeat, “I’ll tear...

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Categories: mynah, bird,
Form: Personification
Butterfly
UNSUPPORTED CODE The butterfly chaser was two years old and two feet tall The blue shoes on her feet mattered to her most of all On it she could squat all day long Sitting on them she inspected the moist soil Where the Mynah had just run along She did find footprints, delicate and small She sat drawing on the mud...

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Categories: mynah, bird, children, earth, introspection,
Form: Prose Poetry



The Mynah Birds Cry
I fell asleep beneath the Elm and thus began to dream. Whilst sleeping sound in sleeper’s realm, the Mynah birds did sing, and whispered unto me a spree of many a curious thing – that I should die, but then to rise and reign the world as Queen! I woke from chilly winds and then, I found to my surprise, before me...

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Categories: mynah, bird, death, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Mynah
Mynah speaks like a human from it's cage ...

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Categories: mynah, introspection, social,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things