Golden Eye Poem by Jackie Symonds

Golden Eye



The eagle sits on its nest
letting its eggs get some rest,
It's golden eyes,
let it see
all the things under the tree.
This eagle is a prime, clever creature,
Who has very well built features.
Long sharp claws,
sharper than saws.
Beautiful brown and white feathers,
built to sustain harsh weather.
It has such beauty,
This eagle will not fall.
This wonderful bird has no flaws.

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(Reem) the rosy aroma 08 April 2008

very good poem, go on, very expressing

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Jackie Symonds

Jackie Symonds

Rose Hospital Denver, Colrado
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