MY LITTLE FRIEND
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Última publicación mié, mar 10, 2021
This is a poetry of love between a boy and a parrot. The boy develops a feeling of affection towards his little friend, when she enters his room one day and sits on his study books. But as nature would want her, she eventually flies back to her natural course, when the boy leaves town for a day. The boy however, considers her action true and obvious in regards to his little home. He thanks God for the unbelievable friendship he has been able to develop with a living species of nature!
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