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August 11, 2014
It seems that birds
throughout the land,
had been touched by
Percoughalees’s guiding hand.
Each one willing
and of their own volition,
had all bought into,
his secret mission.
His stay never long,
for with the rising sun,
he felt the need,
to then move on.
And all the birds
called out his name;
‘Oh Percoughalees’,
they did proclaim,
in echoing tweets
of contrasting notes.
It seems each one,
he had their vote.
They knew him well;
he’d travelled far.
Many lives he’d lived,
under many a star.
But always, at the
back of his mind,
was his one true love,
he’d left behind.
And though still grieving,
from the loss,
he felt someday again
their paths would cross.
The unrequited love
that he still yearned,
for dear Mendotta,
in his soul now burned.
And all the birds
that had acquiesced,
and flown into
his temporary nest,
to give him solace
in times of need,
were just a quick fix
to stem the bleed.
And with lack of sleep
through restless nights,
Mendotta was clearly
back in his sights.
And with the new sun
high in the sky,
he knew his love for her
would never die.
Now the time was right
to continue his search,
leaving high and dry,
other birds on their perch.
Those casual callers
and fly-by-nights,
who said they wouldn’t,
but he knew they might,
didn’t mean a thing
at the break of day,
for it was towards Mendotta,
that his heart did sway.
And with this in mind
on his morning stroll,
his heart skipped a beat;
he was on a roll.
He now knew for certain
where his priorities lay.
He would search every cove
and each sandy bay,
in a last ditch attempt
to realise his dream,
and make Mendotta
his Queen supreme.
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