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I Am Just a Baby Brown Pelican by Rosalynn Moore Saturday, July 17, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
I am a baby brown pelican. I can’t see; I’m blind. I never had a chance. Who’s BP? What’s happened? I’m hungry; it hurts to swallow. Where’s my mommy? Are you my mommy? Masked eyes look sad. Someone is scrubbing me. This smells weird. This does not smell like mommy. What’s this gooey stuff? Is my mommy in there? Tiny web feet unable to stand; Downy feathers tethered. Where’s my mommy? I am a baby brown pelican. I can’t see; I’m blind. I never had a chance. Who’s BP? What’s happened? Rosalynn Moore Apologies to Dr. Seuss July 10, 2010

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Reviewed by Barry Eysman	7/18/2010

Dr.Seuss would have fallen in love with such compassion and would be weeping now I would think as am I. Thank you. It says so delicately, think of me, don' I count too?




Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	7/18/2010

Very well done indeed dear lady..stay safe and well..Hugss




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	7/17/2010

Clever poem ~ so very sad, the poor thing has had its world altered beyond repair ~ Blessings, Christine