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A Pink Parrot

PINK PARROT He glances at himself a red tinge to his cheek At least he has his health but he looks a freak. “Am I supposed to be this shade” – he inspected a feather. A parrot is not pink an wanted to be orange like a carrot How much more he can take I am not sure “I am a parrot and I am pink, put me out of my misery” He wanted to be dyed and have you no sympathy. He sat down and he cried. His friend was there with him who had fallen from the tree. He said to him at least he was slim not overweight like him. The parrot sat in deep thought and it made him think At the end of the day I am alive even if I am pink. And pink is a nice colour!
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