Sea Eagle with Fish by loosegoosebites

Fisherbird.

Sweeping in on favoursome wind the
sea-eagle glides with imposing ease,
vaporous flight of abundant harmony
foresees a capture as this raptor and
water meet.

The reason for frightful movement
become transparent when in utter
abandon the fearsome bird, on being
enamoured with finding a fish, dives
to lighten his hunger.

Nothing will finish the piercing search
of this wild fisherbird but success and
as feathered glory descends with quick
masterful dip and splash those yellow
eyes tell me a story.

He has likely a nestful to feed before
end of morning - - so I wish him well.

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yelena
like Karin said, you have brought the page alive with vivid images. such a treat for any reader your poetry is, Fay :)
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T A Ramesh
Eagle eye is sharp and makes it easy to locate and catch fish accurately !
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PrEmJi PrEmJi
a deep dive into the treasures of nature!
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carol
the fisherbird would love to see him dive great poem here fay
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nimal dunuhinga
Beautiful and sad too because I know the big fish eats a small and no option? Thanks Fay.
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Philip
I love the Sea-Eagles....few and far between in the UK but regular on the beaches of Australia ...A Beautiful Bird. And a fine Rugby side...Your poem does them proud! Kind regards, Philip
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Gerard Lebel
Simply beautiful!!! Beautiful images Beautiful action Beautiful verse with a beautiful closing couplet. What more can I say??? I recommend
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Karin Anderson
This is a treat indeed having a commentary on this Fisherbird. You have brought the page alive with action packed vivid images Fay and the last two lines are truly beautiful~
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Sandra Martyres
Wow Fay you really capture the intent and the hunger of the fisher bird in this vivid write..
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Pranab k chakraborty
P.S. Please you read "their" in the place of her "some of them fishing just to please her beloved."
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Debs
A lovely picture prompt you have written and sure he has a lot of hard work to do.
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Pranab k chakraborty
All the species of fishing-birds are not the same in nature. Not to feed but some of them fishing just to please her beloved. The fish which it hunts by tails, that he brings to her, if she likes it, their love will begin. Ornithologist knows better of them....Otherwise here the "end of morning" metaphor plays fantastically with the imagery. Thank you for sharing.
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Botan
Originality within words, superb.
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