A Walk at the Zoo

by Abbey Lantis
(Lufkin,TX)

Moving as slow as a turtle
they walk around the zoo.
When they fan out their feathers,
it's like a show of eyes
that ward off predators
in a colorful disguise.

As blue as the sea
as green as the trees
their feathers trail behind them.
Their feathers like a ballerina
so elegant and frail.
The beak like a pointy thorn
opens up for a squawk like a horn.
They act as proper as kings and queens,
protecting their eggs like treasure.

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