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Take Me to Duck Heaven
In that glistening azure pond
I had a favorite
A duck
I called
Tawnablu
A quacker kind of
Bird
Recognizable by the
Aquamarine
Feathers
Atop her bobbing head
She swam aloof from
The rest
And refused all bread
Crumbs
Thrown her way
Even the finest bits
Collected from week old
French bread
Leftovers from the
Bakery
Down the road
The one managed by a
Croatian
Kick boxer from the Bronx
The one that
Refused entry to
Shirtless
Skateboarding
Teens
But kindly gave me
All the crusty crumbs I
Could bag
For my
Duck feeding
Addiction
And I am not embarrassed
Not so macho
To say
I loved that duck
My Tawnablu
In ways I can never
Describe
But let me try
To put my affection
Into words
Just this once:
Tawnablu, my pretty Canard
Quacking so hard
I want to ride your back
Down a stream
Without end
Tawnablu, my epic Canard
Quacking so hard
Take me, wild beauty
All the way to
Duck Heaven
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This poem is in the children`s side, but perhaps a bit too clever for those under seven. It is funny at times, but funny in the way of what I call funny-serious.
Yes, you love that creature and are not ashamed to let it go that you really love that pet.
The poem is simple, but not so for those small ones who have not gotten to school yes, but any child above seven, I think, would enjoy this piece. I think you wrote this not from the poit of view of a child, but from that of an adult and it works well.
This was a good read for me, for it is humorous tending to be on the side of the pleasant- serious.
Take care now