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Parking Lot Seagulls
My life began along the coast My days were filled with glee My friends and I were skyward bound This joy was meant to be
But then the winds began to blow The sea grew wild with foam A hurricane had found its way Into my happy home
I tried to stay along the shore My wings, they fluttered strong But I was taken from my home The day and night grew long
The sun arose and all was calm But where the hell were we ? Our sandy shores nowhere in sight Is this our destiny ?
Our nights no longer feel the same With lights atop tall poles Our sand replaced with blackened tar And trashbags full of holes
These painted lines are now our home McDonalds fries - our meals Oh how we miss our happy home Imagine how this feels !
No matter where we fly aloft We see what we have got Our happy home away from home But why a parking lot ?
W. David Martin, Jr. February 6, 2004
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