agnes wrote on Apr 30th 2004, 15:41:14 about
bird
Rating: 13 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyBirds enjoy the morning just as much as I do – just listen to them sing!
| Amount of texts to »bird« | 53, and there are 51 texts (96.23%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 141 Characters |
| Average Rating | 4.377 points, 14 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 17th 2000, 21:59:14 wrote steve about bird |
| Latest text | on Jul 22nd 2018, 02:46:49 wrote corvid about bird |
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^116 wrote on Feb 18th 2001, 12:14:55 about
bird
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At night I dream of a fantastic bird. Her feathers are of 116 colours. There are reds, crimsons and flames. There are yellows, lemon and gold. There are greens, pine and gooseberry. There are even blacks, midnight and chocolate. But the majority of the shades are blue.
Every morning I look for her as I walk in my seven-sided garden. Someday I hope to find her nest. I imagine that if I can find the right feather when she sheds it, I too will be able to fly.
^116
raving rooster wrote on Jul 10th 2000, 12:49:57 about
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corvid wrote on Jul 22nd 2018, 02:46:49 about
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Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling,
By the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore,
“Though thy crest be shorn and shaven, thou,” I said, “art sure no craven,
Ghastly grim and ancient Raven wandering from the Nightly shore—
Tell me what thy lordly name is on the Night’s Plutonian shore!”
Quoth the Raven “Nevermore.”
--- Edgar Allen Poe, »The Raven«
(the eighth stanza)
Dragan wrote on Apr 21st 2000, 12:35:12 about
bird
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My family once kept a Beo. This is a bird that looks a bit like a raven and can imitate sounds very perfect. At the same time we kept a budgerigar and the two could have nice converesations and started to imitate each other. It was really strange to follow the development of something I said that went through two bird's minds several times.
The Beo then startet to imitate the dog, especially the dog that wanted to come in. I went to the door and there was no dog. This somehow shows that the animals are easily teaming up, crossing the borders of their species.
ostrich-on-the-run wrote on Apr 21st 2001, 12:45:45 about
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Birds work well as cartoon characters:
Tweety, Chilly Willy, Woody Woodpecker,
and, of course, the Roadrunner.
mulatto wrote on Apr 19th 2001, 05:37:16 about
bird
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The ancient Maya and Aztec made huge pennants, scores of metres long, of irridescent quetzal feathers.
They were so light that the simple heat from the ground kept them floating silently, shimmering and undulating over the white villages, even when there was no breeze.
Orpheus wrote on Apr 5th 2002, 08:19:16 about
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Titania wrote on Jul 11th 2001, 18:31:41 about
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angloman wrote on Jan 17th 2001, 21:24:37 about
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Rating: 6 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyHe was bird-brained, I tell ya. It was like 'e 'ad no brain 't all
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