In vibrant plumage, they take to the sky,
Parrots, in rainbows, they proudly fly.
With wings of emerald, azure, and gold,
Their tales of tropical lands, they unfold.
Perched in the canopy, a colorful choir,
Their voices, a symphony that never tires.
Chattering, mimicking, a playful delight,
In the lush jungle, a wondrous sight.
Green amazons, with feathers so bright,
They greet the morning and bid day goodnight.
Their beaks like daggers, sharp and keen,
In search of fruits, they remain unseen.
In the heart of the rainforest, they dwell,
Where ancient secrets and stories they tell.
Their eyes reflect the wisdom of ages,
As they dance through history's ever-turning pages.
They're social creatures, loyal and true,
A bond with their flock, like morning dew.
Together they soar, explore, and play,
In the vibrant world of the light of day.
So raise a glass to these birds on high,
With colors that paint the endless sky.
Parrots, the poets of the wild's grand song,
In nature's embrace, where they belong.
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Johnny Six
I'm a devoted stay-at-home mom, passionate about alternative education and homeschooling. My daughter is my focus, and together, we explore various hobbies,cooking, art, nature, reading, and music. https://helsprintsandthings.etsy.com
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great work
I love parrots and miss my cute Indian ring neck parrot who was lost
This was so beautiful! Such a wonderful poem!
well-written, engaging, and thought-provoking. It is clear that the poet has a deep appreciation for parrots and their beauty, intelligence, and social nature. The poem's use of vivid imagery, descriptive language, and poetic devices is both effective and appealing. I am confident that many people would enjoy reading this poem and would find it to be a beautiful and moving tribute to these amazing creatures.