Short Toucan Poems
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There once was a man from Japan,
Who lived in an old caravan.
When he took in a stray,
And another next day.
He soon had one other Toucan.
9/ 9/ 2018.
tall tree trivet tents
tempt thrush toucan and trogon ---
tantalizingly tempting
crude cute corals crawl
calm candescent capricious ---
caressing captivating
10 January 2023
Swans and geese are in the parlor, a toucan is in the hall.
An ostrich just ran past the kitchen, he is at least six feet tall
A flamingo strut her feathers against the conservatory wall
The peacock is eating your breakfast dear. I’m going to the mall.
A dog in Alabama
a snake in Tennessee
A toucan in Alaska
a mule in Kentucky
Texas has its longhorns
Colorado its buffalo
Arizonans look up at mountains
Montanans attend rodeos
Every place a different pet
and scenes to stir the heart
Give me wide-open countryside
Give urbanites fine arts
Toucan You Can
You can be so easily pleased:
You’re not allowed in public anymore.
You can be so easily pleased:
You aren’t even allowed to say that.
You can be so easily pleased:
You're the one they’re looking for.
You can be so easily pleased:
Mee mee marr mah Shaw shahhhh…
(That’s EZ.)
OW!
-Gray Squirrel
01-21-2025
Riddles
Riddle me this Batman:
what is the middle of a fat man?
Is there anything clean
about a garbage can?
If two can dance
can Toucan Sam?
Is beige the same as ecru or tan?
Why
-does it come between ex and zee?
Is the alphabet
a good bet,
or is beta better?
Are you meant to sweat
when you wear a sweater?
Or for that matter
pant in pants?
Or ambulate in
an ambulance?
King of Sky
Regal
Eagle
Robin in Mourning
Sobbin’
Robin
Bird Snatcher
Robbin’
Robin
The Oldster
Blue Jay
grew gray
The Slowpoke
Wood Thrush
should rush!
Out of Nowhere
Pa saw
Macaw
Bird Encouragement
You CAN,
Toucan
Nocturnal Hunt
Go prowl,
Snow Owl
Advice for a Proud, Sick Bird
See Doc,
Peacock
Such a Dear!
Darling
Starling
The toucan is a notorious delight
He has pizzazz and sass, he shines such light!
He is a fabulous dancer; his muscles have might
Even when he falls on his petootsie, he dances at night
He shakes his tail feathers, so pretty and bright
Showing out and showing off, his legs are quite tight
He is super friendly, this toucan, and his dance moves are right
He brings excitement to the group home on Saturday night.
Searching in the morning, evening and at supper time
They are looking in vain for Lucy’s confederate dime.
The bull is bellowing in the ears of the hippo so rare.
The toucan shouldn’t have come, he does not even care.
We are the rescue rangers - the mighty four they say.
I forgot to mention they brought along spider monkey this Monday.
I think I see a shiny thing, crow says, flying off to find it.
The dime is never found at all, and Lucy throws a fit.
I think I will do a little reverse bird watching today
This was said by our friend Amy, she is merry and gay.
What is it exactly? I asked, truly intrigued by the term.
Come by at two, she said. “But that time has to be firm.”
I stopped by and stared, not believing what I was seeing.
Pelican, macaw, flamingo and toucan were all tee-heeing.
Studying people and laughing at them, all around the block,
When ostrich and seagull joined them, they were quite a flock.
To put it poorly,
You are the taste of chocolate
And the pulse of being high
Of caffeine running through my lungs
Of screaming towards the sky
And to put it even poorer,
I know a bird who cannot fly
A tiny owl, pink toucan,
A gray parakeet named Lice
To put it worst of all,
My veins are reddish, not-so blue
Just like the eyes of eight odd faces
Or the skies midday hue
But to put it stunningly,
So beautiful and true,
I have a coriander brain,
Coral grain and ghastly blue