in the forced solitude of this whole pandemic thing, many of us are finding out that we don't know ourselves as well as we thought. perhaps that is a silver lining to this whole thing - getting reacquainted with ourselves and remembering how to spread our most colorful feathers ... :)
we are all sleeping peacocks these days with the seclusion...our feathers forget how to open.
love this piece...third line I read as "handful of defects"---
j.
in the forced solitude of this whole pandemic thing, many of us are finding out that we don't know ourselves as well as we thought. perhaps that is a silver lining to this whole thing - getting reacquainted with ourselves and remembering how to spread our most colorful feathers ... :)
I am a peacock, I am a peacock, oh no wait I'm an ostrich. Great poem. This is a great poem and begs the question "If I'm not a peacock, what kind of bird am I? I'm most likely a gooney bird, what kind of bird are you?
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This is the kind of comment that keeps you out of your brooding state -- for that, much thanks! read moreThis is the kind of comment that keeps you out of your brooding state -- for that, much thanks!
Were it not for peahens this poem would not come to b, haha! But there's your metaphor... And I'm not so cocky now. =))
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In response to the question, I'm afraid I may not be a bird at all. Or should I even be afraid, if t.. read moreIn response to the question, I'm afraid I may not be a bird at all. Or should I even be afraid, if that were the case? Oh well.