Poor owl--the one in the photo looks miserable and the poem goes right along with it. I never thought of owls getting thirsty for water. Guess I thought they got moisture from their prey.
Thanks For Visiting me.... I am very Honored by your presence.... Sorry If I haven't replied to you.... Will surely visit your page and share my Thoughts.....
Lasha, you have definitely gotten inside of the mind of this owl!! Fine poem.
ReplyDeleteThirst needs to be quenched, i can feel the need and the longing, nicely done.
ReplyDeleteDehydration is a serious enemy ... you make this voice resound.
ReplyDeleteNow I see this picture differently! Poor owl does look so thirsty!
ReplyDeleteI love this perspective.........a thirsty owl. Love what you took away from the photo.
ReplyDeleteA picture perfect poem ! love it..
ReplyDeleteaww...thirst makes the poor thing come out in the light.......oh you make me see the pic. twice .. :)
ReplyDeleteThe words seem so apt when I look at the picture! Fantastic....
ReplyDeleteWords well knitted for the pic!
ReplyDeleteI like the ecological implications in this poem. With the lack of rain and the heating up of the planet animals will suffer
ReplyDeleteOriginal and interesting perspective! I would never have thought of this.
ReplyDeletethat looks like one thirsty bird...ha....def we are making changes to our planet that will have ramifications...
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeletehey...reading it once again...its plight is so well expressed..
Love how you approached this, so different and bless him he does look thirsty.
ReplyDeleteAww... I'm sure he'll find water somewhere.
ReplyDeleteevery thing needs water and is on that search nice poem and photo
ReplyDeleteA cool slant on the prompt - a thirsty owl. One doesnt often think about birds getting thirsty. But they certainly must!
ReplyDeletePoor owl--the one in the photo looks miserable and the poem goes right along with it. I never thought of owls getting thirsty for water. Guess I thought they got moisture from their prey.
ReplyDeleteAww poor little owl... So many birds die due to this during summers. Beautiful write
ReplyDeleteLuv your daytime owl story
ReplyDeleteMuch love...
From a different perspective ... the owl and the drought. A condition so many are facing, human and animal.
ReplyDeleteI hate seeing animals suffer. Hoping your owl finds that cool drink of water soon!
ReplyDeleteIt really captures the essence of the owl in the image. The poem of course can be seen allegorically. Nice poem.
ReplyDelete