Image credit PixabayLast week a beautiful juvenile Rosella flew into the glass window of our classroom. After some TLC from us and ACT Wildlife and Conservation, Rosie now flies free again…
You crashed
Into the glass
Head smashed
Hurt. Stunned.
We nurtured you.
Wings sunned.
Released.
Strong again you
Fly east.
By Sarah ©2019
Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie, Saturday Mix – Lucky Dip, 18 May 2019
Author’s note: The Musette was created by Emily Romano and is a poem that consists of three verses of three lines each. The first lines have two syllables; the second lines have four syllables, and the third lines have two syllables. The rhyme scheme is a/b/a for the first verse; c/d/c for the second verse, and e/f/e for the third verse. The title should reflect the poem’s content.
By Sarah 
Poor Rosie. I’m pleased you were able to save it. I saw so many crimson rosellas when I visited my daughter in Canberra. They are gorgeous. We don’t have them up here. We saw a lot of them in the grounds of a school too. I wonder was it your school. 🙂
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I’ve had some birdies fly into my picture window. They fall stunned onto the porch roof… Most I believe have eventually flown away. Lucky Rosie!
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Yes, mostly they are ok….Rosie took a little too long to come good and I’m so glad the wildlife rescue were able to look after her until she was recovered
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Such a beautiful bird and a lovely poem.
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I’m just glad she was ok! I hate seeing any animal in pain
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