An eager fish hawk furiously scanned the sea
The betrayal of a salmon's scales filled the bird's yearning.
And has also seduced the vision of a bald eagle.
Having both their hearts inclined, they shot to the trout
With the fish hawk leaving the eagle in poverty again.
The heart of the eagle still chained to its fuel avenges his robbery
Ferociously he pounces on his particular passion.
The ruined affair burdens the stripped fish hawk
He retaliates to the oppressor like the hurricane winds
The dagger claws tearing the feathers
Both screech in pain, flapping madly
The two pairs of iron feet sink into the cold flesh
Threatening the life of the deceased water-breather
The desperation of Black Friday hype
Is revisited in a plumage dogfight
It was a worthless war where winners had no place in battle.
The unsatisfying thud echos over the land
The love triangle officially succumbs
To the other master of the Earth.
Greedily the bystander swallows
As the real fighters cry out loud and clear.
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F(l)ight of the Raptors
PoetryAnother poem from high school. The theme was "Creature Poem" and I was in the phase where birds of prey fascinated me, especially ospreys.
