Angry Birds Tell The Truth

Taking care of business on a statue of Lincoln

Authors Note:  If you are a serious person do not continue reading this.  If you expose this poem to direct sunlight it will probably remain the same or become a little warmer.  You have been warned.

Angry Birds Tell The Truth

Too heavy for the sky

Dirigibles collide with clouds

Filled with bricks, concrete in nature

Crazy birds walk home having missed their flight

Still alive, dreaming of reality

Why waste time on thinking?

Why are there no traffic signs in heaven?

Why is there so much blue in the sky?

If people were meant to fly they would not

Sleeping in the park is much more rewarding

Ask the pigeon perched on a statue of Lincoln

Doing its business like a religion

Reviews

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Earl... in our darkest hours ... I can appreciate your Poetry. We should not erase our History... we need to learn from it... and the Children need to be aware of how to avoid the destruction of Memorials that are part of our Heart and Soul. Prayerfully, Pat

[Chris Shaw]

Dear Earl, I am amused by your visuals here. So the birds don't like Lincoln and aren't afraid to show it. I imagine quite a clean up operation is needed. Hope you are keeping well and I send you greetings for a happy Easter.

Chris

[Earl Schumacker]

Hi Chris, Happy Easter! Glad you enjoyed the poem. I hope everything is good with you and your family. Take care. Enjoy the holiday. Earl

[Chris Shaw]

Thank you Earl. Lost my mum a couple of months ago, so still grieving, otherwise the family are OK. I wish you a peaceful and contented Easter break. Look after yourself.

Chris

[Earl Schumacker]

Hi Chris, So sorry to hear about your mother. I will keep you and her in my prayers. Take care, Earl