A Matured Kingfisher And A Smarten Carp Poem by nimal dunuhinga

A Matured Kingfisher And A Smarten Carp



A Kingfisher rests on a tree top
And listens to a sad song,
A small carp in a muddy pond
Floats and sings; ' My relatives live in a big river
And why should I suffer here.'
Then Kingfisher mutters;
'Hey! My tiny brother if you cooperate
I could have taken you to that river safely.'
'Certainly I would like to accompany my big brother,
But I had a nightmare yesterday a blue bird has taken my relatives
from the river to a lonely ground and eaten them one by one.'
'Those are dreams and we're friends'
Kingfisher whispers while flying to another tree.'

Saturday, January 22, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: brother,lonely,relatives,river,sad,tree
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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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