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Picture source: Sock Monkey
Quadrille poetry form = 44 words & red bird. Thank you monkey.
Sins that stain a royal perch
are preened like smooth, red
berries –
but those of the cardinal’s beatific
corvax satin
hang on staggered boughs
like broken bread fed worshippers;
high and mighty – aloof.
Masquerading aloft, he knows
where you all are.
Such fantabulous poetry, Anita. 😉
Thank you very much, B.
I had a bird like that once; but she married another bloke . . .
Thanks for reading. I nearly typed boom boom
I really liked your poem and pic: both made me SMILE . . .
Thank you.
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