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| 543. A Pigeon A pigeon sits across the way His head moving to see the world about He looks at me with mixed indifference Prompting me to burst forth a shout Yet the bird does not take flight He merely turns its beak skyward The more I scream to make him fly He acts as though he’s heard not a word Though angered by my need to control I soon fall silent when I look up high For in the clouds I see a hundred others His brothers and sisters soon blanket the sky Then it is the rain that seems to come But I quickly see it is something not so nice In a moment I am covered in things pigeon To run for cover I didn’t need to think twice So it is that I have lost the day My pigeon opponent seeming to smile just so Nature’s creatures are much smarter than we think But if we don’t listen we’ll never know |
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