Robin Hood & The PeacockA Poem by Karen Redburn
Collecting words in gossamer nets
Nefarious intentions iniquitous euphoria
Subjective impressions book learned ignorance
A distant parrot squawks, hear it?
Twisting into mockery innocent creativity
Subjugation, manipulations Machiavellian silencer
Bespectacled belief, hubris towers
Unpalatable oysters, pearls of swine
Robin hood rhymes, steal superiority blind
Fresh air courteous of new innovation
Etiquette insists the time has come for levity
Before one more peacock prances by
Sending eyes nose diving from sockets
And so it is with exasperated giggle
We bid you good evening
And simply:
go away
intrusive fly
the wine is
sharp and dry
Wonder why a poem written this way?
Ask the peacock it'll know what to say
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4 Reviews Added on February 3, 2018 Last Updated on February 4, 2018 Tags: poem, poetry, free verse, elite, education, intelligence, innovation, creativity AuthorKaren RedburnToronto, Ontario, CanadaAboutLife long reader, who loves to write. Interested in connecting with other writers through their writings, sharing ideas and reviews. more..Writing
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