Daily Dose of #Poetry – Today’s Poem: These Sorts of Things 


These Sorts of Things 

by Kay Kestner:

These Sorts of Things 

She takes seagull feathers 
builds a strange driftwood bird  
with crab claw feet and 
horseshoe crab tail beak. 

She does not wonder will it fly. 

The clam shells spit sand 
laughing at her ugly bird 
that hisses, hums, and barks 
but never like a pretty bird sings. 

Yes, she is always making 
these sorts of things. 


© Written April 4, 2015 – Kay Kestner
Published in Tailfins & Sealskins: An Anthology of Water Lore, Three Drop Press, 2016


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One response to “Daily Dose of #Poetry – Today’s Poem: These Sorts of Things ”

  1. Ron. Avatar

    That’s but like out putting out order of words in and expecting poetry will be it.

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