There may be fifty blue jays a day
visiting one's yard at Prince Edward Island
in the autumn and winter months,
each one chirping characteristically uniquely,
but none of them resemble Michael Jay's trill.
visiting one's yard at Prince Edward Island
in the autumn and winter months,
each one chirping characteristically uniquely,
but none of them resemble Michael Jay's trill.
Author notes
http://www.gov.pe.ca/birds/onebird.php3?number=217
I wrote this a week ago, with general associative thought; am now posting with same mindset. I usually don't chuckle at my own pieces, but for this one I laughed all day, so I think it qualifies.
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675 points, ended October 16, 43 entries
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Comments
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Hm.. interesting.. I don't get it.
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thx for the mistake point out. ive changed it now. It was a good poem. I didn't quite catch the meaning of it though but then agen I hav lots to learn!
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haha i did try to put a creative twist, because you asked for 'humor' not something 'silly' ... sorry, but now that the contest is closed i think i'll remove my entries.
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