This laughing kookaburra bird
Is a guest at Lincoln Park Zoo.
Through the Bird House my laughs be heard,
Marking territory I do.
A hiccuping chuckle comes first,
And then intensifies in tone,
Into a raucous roar I burst,
With head thrown back I laugh full blown.
From land down under my kind come.
Carnivorous, we like to eat
Mice and lizards and insects some.
Venomous snakes can be a treat.
Come on by and visit my place.
I'll try not to laugh in your face.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Fun poem. Nature makes a good subject often. Thanks.