Yellow Joe and the other birds never got along as they should,
He is a little bird that lives to explore trees and houses of wood,
Now you may ask how do I, a human, know about ol’ Yellow Joe,
One thing about ol’ Joe, he is the silliest darn yellow bird I know,
Now Yellow Joe, is not one to be deterred without a doubt,
Found a place about one inch on the opposite side of out,
The place Joe so desired to live within is within my bedroom,
This is a predicament because I wasn’t vacating the room,
To intimidate me, Ol’ Yellow Bird Joe and his middle aged beak,
Would fly from the tree into the window until his beak would leak,
I bet you’re wondering, how does he know Joe’s a middle aged bird,
As crazy as it may sound but it was from a pretty blue bird I heard,
Joe’s plight is worry, worry he won’t marry before he is an old bird,
These little treasured birds of Texas live but six years I have heard,
So now I’ve gone and done it as Joe hates for me to discuss his age,
He is near the middle age of three, middle aged at such a young stage,
To discuss his age brings Yellow Joe’s rage because of a phobia (fear),
Also afraid the pretty little blue feathered bird won’t listen or even hear,
Hearing is recognizing sound but to listen to, is a need to understand,
Understand I beg, at first I guessed as to why Joe took such a stand,
A fat little fluff of mid-life bird slamming his head and beak into glass,
Today poor Yellow Joe has hit glass so hard he has fallen onto grass,
As I watched him slide down my window glass I thought I saw a smile,
How can a bird’s hard beak bend to form a smile I wondered for awhile,
Joe thinks he’s intimidated me I’m sure, that’s what brought Joe’s grin,
When he returns from his slide down the wall the true battle can begin,
Joe being Joe just hated being Yellow Joe because Joe was no coward,
No doubt yellow only pertained to color but this made Joe act awkward,
It was hard to deal with a name that could be his color or action taken,
Perhaps I should say action not taken, for once when Joe was shaken,
So it was then that a little yellow bird got “Yellow” as a handle or tease,
See Joe is friendly, so friendly he could speak to lady birds with ease,
But for one, a pretty little blue bird named Skye, made Yellow Joe weak,
This little Skye blue bird was the prettiest of birds with pretty little beak,
For her Joe would do anything but first to prove he wasn’t yellow, yellow,
Skye bird had said she would never nest with a bird that’s a yellow fellow,
She was referring to a cowardly bird, she didn’t care what was his color,
I’m sure by now you’ve figured out that ol’ Joe wasn’t the smartest feller,
But try he did with all his heart to show to Skye bird he was the right bird,
Then suddenly came the loudest noise, the loudest bird noise I’ve heard,
It wasn’t a thud but more of a bird meets glass with beak plus thunder,
Concerned, I ran around to hear a weak “tweet” that made me wonder,
Was all this worth what poor Ol’ Yellow Joe was putting himself through,
And there sitting, watching, atop a branch was a pretty little bird of blue,
I then understood, I truly did, what poor Yellow Joe’s woes were about,
My brain went wild as I gave it thought, I fell to the ground with a shout,
Little Pretty long feathered Blue Skye bird never saw what I did then,
I placed half awake Joe atop my face, then I saw that bird beak grin,
While laying there my mind was clear and I understood the bird’s word,
He had chosen a Goliath to defeat to remove the yellow from Joe bird,
Not the color of course but the implied coward he had worn all his life,
She finally saw that Joe wasn’t yellow and agreed to be Joe’s bird wife,
Before left he gave me a wink and said watch for little birds of green,
I thought to myself little birds of green is something I haven’t seen,
What made him think and how could he know they would be green,
Yellow Joe had thought it through it seems, his future he’d foreseen,
Yellow and blue does make green so ol’ Yellow Joe could be right,
It’s good to know why that little bird seemed to be picking a fight,
It’s been four months and Joe is back slamming his head into glass,
Maybe it’s the twenty little greens in tow without the little blue lass,
Perhaps haste is not the best when birds pick a mate for remaining life,
As with the human race, time is best taken to avoid a lifetime of strife,
Funny but somehow I hear little greens yelling “do it again daddy please”,
Ol’ Joe had so much practice he now slams his head into glass with ease,
He wasn’t there to fret but bragging of how he’d won over their mother,
In the distance I could see a little blue pretty bird so proud of bird father,
What I thought had been wrong but it does prove what true love can do,
Most anything can be done from love and our heart, it’s like how I love you.
The end, by Pat