Seagulls Poem by Theresa Ann Moore
Seagulls
Do I live by the sea?
No, not at all…
Then why do I see
Seagulls swooping down
On me
Where do I reside?
In a city
With buildings side by side
Streets with so many vehicles
They almost collide
What is the deal?
What is the appeal?
Here they find a meal
The sight is almost
Surreal…
Scanning from a light post
Eyeing a fast food parking lot
Food debris becomes a host
The menu differs from the coast
Seagulls scavenge fries and toast
The sound of their raves
Brings a surge of waves
Eat and satisfy your craves
Welcome to world of concrete
and microwaves
1/12/08
Hi Theresa! ! This is a really nice write the seagulls! Love it thanks for the share! ! *10*! ! ! Friend Thad
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4/26/2024 2:10:04 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I had 22 years at sea and still can't escape them, mindyou the Albatross on the wing was a beautiful sight and they are a creature of Gods 10 chris