Friday, August 17, 2012

The Most Invaluable Poet Award Week 4 on Morton Sherman


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The Italian Bird on August 11, 2012 by Morton Sherman


There is a singer in every bird,
Both mid-land and mid-wood kind,
There is an opinion in every song you've heard,
A mix of something between liberal
and conservative lags behind,
The Italian bird counts from one to ten
while taking a vacation at forests GREEN,
Coconut and banana trees are naked
with a monkey's teeth falling, being faked,
The Italian bird sees highway blood red,
and would sing to mourn for the dead,
The Italian bird lets some moments overcast,
and looks beyond the seasons faults in the past.

hyde park poetry week 156, Happy Thanksgiving