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Matt Tennent
Poems
Nov 2020
Parrot
Gnarled boughs, old fig tree breaks the canopy
Mother bears fruit, bent roots give life for free
Echoes of distant howls pierce the slumber
Morning mist scattered like birds, I wonder
What iridescent flash catches his eye?
Sun-beaten neck arches up to the sky
Long weeks, leathered feet marching with promise
Of stately prince, monarch of the forest
His goal is near now, fables of beauty
have led this traveller to the fig tree
Proud prince observes from leafy branch up high
Ants in his kingdom, releases a sigh
Soars down to greet human small as a moth
Painted beak cracks open, and croaks "*******"
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Matt Tennent
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