She saw red every time
The bully bird, Blue Jay
Sat on the feeding tray
Scared other birds
She wished she had a heart
Not passionate anger
For a bird that yanks her
Into foul mood
©2022 Annette Rochelle Aben
She saw red every time
The bully bird, Blue Jay
Sat on the feeding tray
Scared other birds
She wished she had a heart
Not passionate anger
For a bird that yanks her
Into foul mood
©2022 Annette Rochelle Aben
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Thank you for sharing, Michael! xx
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Difficult to just observe and not act…
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Poor bird, unaware of how to control his/her emotions and behavior! Great poem, Annette! 🙂
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Thank you most kindly, Yvette!
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Blue Jays are notorious bullies at the feeder. It must be part of their bird breed. LOL! Good capture of emotions and the colors linked to them, Sis. ❤
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The base Chakra was a fun color with which to play. The solitary Blue Jay who hangs out in our yard was the inspiration. ❤
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I love it! If we apply the throat chakra blue meaning to him, we recognize his characteristic voice. He makes sure every bird knows he’s around. LOL! 😀
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The realistic touch of this poem makes it superb…Wow! even birds know how to bully!
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A beautiful observation Annette 💜
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Thank you, Willow! ❤
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Blue Jays can be a bit onery. When I lived in Branson, one used to pound on my office window. No matter what I did to try to stop him, he persisted. 😄Well done, Annette
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Thank you, Gwen. I used to feel sorry for the solitary Blue Jays until I realized they brought it on themselves!
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This really made me chuckle, Annette! ❤ 😀
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Far out, David! 🙂
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That’s a difficult problem to fix. No wonder there are so many Blue Jays around. They eat all the food! Great observation, Annette. Love it! 😀
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