Wednesday, January 29, 2020

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[ image credit]

those birds again crap!
messing up the floor and wall
of my gallery
© gillena cox 2020


Blog hopping today with
Poets and Storytellers United
Weekly Scribblings #4 New Tricks
Prompted by Rommy ....for this prompt, I’d like you to consider that phrase (“you can’t teach an old dog new tricks”) and express any thoughts you had on it in either poetry or prose form.



Season of Carnival here in T&T
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CARNIVAL PAST - PHOTOS © gillena cox

26 comments:

Myrna R. said...

This made me chuckle. Reminded me of some birds that daily came to visit and sleep in my courtyard. They were beautiful. I loved to see them. But... yes they made a mess. Much of life - a trade.

Gillena Cox said...

Thanks for your appreciation Myrna

Much❤love

Ron. Lavalette said...

Oh, ick. (The birdcrap, not the poetry.)

Adelaide said...

Birds. . .love to see them, but. . . they have no manners

Adelaide

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for your appreciation Ron

Much❤love

Gillena Cox said...

Indeed,😊 thanks for dropping by Adelaide

Much❤love

Magaly Guerrero said...

Bwahahaha! You often find a way to make me think of home. When I was growing up, the chickens (and other birds) around the house were just as carefree when it come to their expelling. The tone of your haiku made me think of my grandma's expression whenever this happened (and it happened a lot).

indybev said...


We'd all love birds a lot more if they didn't leave so many calling cards! This made me smile, but I feel your pain!

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for your appreciation Magaly

Much❤love

Gillena Cox said...

😊happy you dropped by Bev

Much❤love

Old Egg said...

You just have to weigh up the pros and cons. I quite liked the birds gathering around our garden door as they knew it was safe there (we didn't have a cat) and could bathe in the water feature to both their and our delight.

Gillena Cox said...

😊luv them though. Thanks for dropping by Robin

Much❤love

Joel (@Stranded Tree) said...

You, too?? I thought I was the only one that birds abuse (including on top of my head!) This one made me smile, Gillena. Thank you.

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for your apprsciation Joel

Much❤love

Jim said...

Get you an owl and sit it by where birds roost.
Was a fun read, Gillena.
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Kim M. Russell said...

At least they were only small birds, Gillena - every time I park at the local library or the supermarket, seagulls leave a mess on my car!

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for stopping by Jim

Much❤love

Gillena Cox said...

😊 happy you dropped by Kim

Much❤love

Rosemary Nissen-Wade said...

Ha ha, yes, they would be pretty unteachable. (Not so funny having to keep cleaning up the mess, though.)

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for droppi g by Rosemary

Much❤love

Rommy said...

LOL, if only we could train them to go in certain spots or on certain politician's heads.

Susie Clevenger said...

If only we could teach birds the new trick of taking their mess elsewhere and just visit us when they can be tidy. :)

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for dropping by Rommy

Much❤love

Gillena Cox said...

😊thanks for dropping by Susie

Much❤love

purplepeninportland.com said...

They can make a mess. It’s easy. The know someone will tidy it for them.

Gillena Cox said...

😊Sara happy you dropped by

Much❤love