Paco Parrot
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By Carol Barron-Karajohn
Other Poems by Carol Barron-Karajohn
Some might say, "he was only a "bird But that's not to us, a descriptive word!
Paco, was 'family,' for 31 years
So remembering him can bring on the tears.
Yes, tears of sadness, of course that is true
But also with smiles for all the things he would do.
He brought so much cheer, throughout all his days,
With his silly antics and charming ways.
He spoke like a human and made his needs known,
Bringing laughter, entertainment and joy to our home.
He made his own phrases,
Calling me, "Mummy Dear."
He loved his "PapaLou,"
That was certainly clear!
You've left an empty space here, Paco!
How we miss you! And, yet,
We're grateful to have had you
And will never forget!
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Submitted: Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Last Updated: Tuesday, August 8, 2017
About the Poet
I have been writing poetry since childhood and have had poems of various genres published in several journals.
Other Poems by Carol Barron-Karajohn
- A Gift for Jesus
- A Miniature Home
- A Poim
- A Special Someone
- A Wannabe Writer
- America, United
- Bad Advice
- Be Patriots
- Bloom Where You Are Planted
- Celebrate!
- Christmas Joy
- Dieting Dilemma
- Equal Time
- Fall Fashion
- God's Greater Plan
- It's a Jungle out There!
- Lasting Values
- Nature's Quiet Solitude
- Ode to AJ8
- Online with God
- Paco Parrot
- Perusing Perspectives
- Poetry Notions
- Relaxing in the Berkshires
- Simple Pleasures
- Smile
- Songs of Life
- Stirrings
- The Visitor (memories)
- Unwelcome Visitor
- What's that Again?
- Where Were You When...?
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