MisplacedA Poem by The Blood PoetI, the misplaced Gazelle here among moose shivering and damp, but determined to etch out a life here in Canada.
My friend, the misplaced Zebra shivers with me and we make hot pepper soup and laugh about everything.
Another friend, the misplaced New Zealand Kiwi, her and I go for sushi and warm our bones with Italian wines.
My friend, the misplaced Bag Pipe make great Celtic feasts and dream of Paris.
My cousin, the misplaced Georgia peach eat popcorn and watch foreign flicks eyes wide in suspense and picking popcorn from our teeth.
My friend, the misplaced Nordic honey bee sip chai tea and make plans for Hawaii.
My friend, the misplaced Bengal tiger chat about sexy dresses and making homemade deodorant.
My friend, the placed Maple leaf with growling tummies repress giggles in in Zen meditation.
My friend, the misplaced Szechwan order French crepes at that German pancake house.
My friend, the dis-placed Salmon ate tacos and searched for bargains in China town.
My friend, the misplaced Sushi got funky at the black night club.
My friend, the misplaced Croissant debate striped thy high socks at the mall.
My friend, the misplaced Enchilada battle leg cramps at yoga class.
All creatures - us seeking warmth, love and livelihoods here in this great house - this misplaced home we call Canada.
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Added on June 15, 2013 Last Updated on April 1, 2016 AuthorThe Blood PoetVancouver, BC, CanadaAboutPublished poet, children's author and illustrator. I teach creative writing and art. Looking to meet other wondrous writing souls. more..Writing
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