Sex And The Species Poem by Kay Bressner

Sex And The Species



The monk parakeets do so much chattering
by the park at 5: 30 near evening.

Sue appears to have lost her favorite feather,
apparently; seems she's blaming Heather

Who really wants to nest with Joe
yet he won't give it a go 'cause

He's awfully partial to the
saucy squawks of Dorothy.


And get this - Percy Parakeet feels that
beneath his exterior, he's actually a fish.

Wants desperately to have his wings 'corrected'
into fins, but the venture's very expensive.


Must tune in tomorrow;
same time, same location.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
William Jackson 04 August 2008

Whimsical and entertaining poem. An excellent write.

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Rebekah Gamble 04 August 2008

This is just plain great. There's really no more to say about it.

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