Flightless Bird
I am often quite clumsy although the weather is nice
I slip and I fall almost break through thin ice
I have feathers I have wings although I can't fly
I look sharp in my feathers just missing a bow tie
Spending most of my time underneath the frozen land
Eating up all the fish before they become canned
I pierce through the water like a bullet from a gun
As long as there's no sea lions I'll always have fun
To most I'm just a bird surviving in cold weather
But I am more than a bird I'm a penguin and that's better
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