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A Moving Myth!
by Clarence Prince → (All Poetry by Clarence Prince)
Wednesday, November 9, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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It is just like a soft poetic story, for anyone who likes to read something.

  A little bird told me

Whilst it was sitting by me

Maybe you won’t believe me

Even so, surprisingly

I was very moved by it

Just by what it told me

 

It was a little bird story

Which was worth listening?

Yet this bird wasn’t a parrot

Though it was just like a parrot

Perhaps from the same family

As it was so glorious to look at

 

Feathers of beauty, it had got all

That bird, it was a blessing to see

With all of its wonderful glee

Yes, but what was the story

Which it had told you

The story which it told to me

 

Was nothing less than a myth

It was fine and took time

Even to tell it well

Then bear a while with me

I promise I’ll get to it

As soon as I gather my wits

 

Hush, I can’t tell it in a rush

Why, it s just too much

It’s hard to tell it when rushing

You made it slipped away

But, wait it won’t stay

For it’s not one to stray

 

No, not that little bird

So whilst we wait

This is the little story

Told, by the bird in its glory

So surprisingly, to me

It said, the month is September

 

Soon comes the winter

It has to pack and go

To where the weather is hot

For parrots like birds to live

That’s the story

Which it had told me

 

Then it flew away

Just like a stray

But it will come again

When the winter’s ends

I know it won’t stay

This bird with its story

 

One could rightly say

It’s just a little myth

The whole thing is

who wants to believe

This soft poetic story

It is a moving myth

 

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 Reviews of "A Moving Myth!"
Reviewed by Betty Jo Tucker
Reviewed on December 10, 2016
Your poem is such a joy to read, Clarence!

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on December 1, 2016
an outstanding write Clarence
Most enjoyable reading thanks for sharing
peace be with you

William

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on November 27, 2016
I love stories (yes, fairy tales too). Thank you for sharing yours, Clarence. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on November 20, 2016
THANK GOD, WE ARE GIVEN THE WISDOM TO JUDGE BETWEEN MYTHS AND TRUTHS. MYTHS...CHANGE, TRUTHS...DO NOT CHANGE. SO WHAT THE LITTLE PARROT-LIKE BIRD TOLD YOU WAS A TRUTH NOT MYTH...THAT'S WHY HE LEFT TO PROVE THAT THE TRUTH REMAINS THE SAME. WELL DONE, CLARENCE...I DID THINK ABOUT THIS ONE(SMILE). THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on November 12, 2016

well done


Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 10, 2016
A likely story (myth?). Now, a parrot-like bird certainly could have been a macaw or parakeet. And the myth that they fly south would certainly depend upon the location. Many birds fly south to avoid cold weather in the winter, while some stay. No myth. Just a fact. But birds of beautiful color are often captured in the tropics and taken to climates that are much colder. They don't have the option flying south to warmer weather.

Ron


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