I’m quite the quirky turkey
My hen can’t gobble she’d rather squabble
My wild side can fly, I’m a speedy 55
I’ve got a 360 see from where I sleep in my tree
My place at the table a culinary fable
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Eugenia
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Eugenia, I do like the turkey”‘s wrap around view.😊
Miriam
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Yes, they have periscopic vision. Their eyes are on the side of their head and by rotating their head gives them a 360-degree field of vision.
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This poem made me giggle lol
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I’m glad you got a chuckle.
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Loved the words, “Quirky Turkey”, set the tone for a fun read
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Thank you! 😉
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Turkey but missed turn key of poetry
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😉
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Fun and knowledge are both wings of human faculty
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Yes, I agree. Thank you for commenting.
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Lol! Happy Thanksgiving!😊
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Thank you and wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving, as well.
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Very nice!
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Thanks!!
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You learn something everyday Eugenia. I didn’t know about the turkey’s 360 degree vision. Thanks for the poem and the smile 🙂
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I didn’t know about this either, even though it makes sense. Thank you for visiting and commenting.
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Fun read. Good to know the Quirky Turkey is a Culinary Fable. Maybe he makes better use of his 360* vision than the birds on our tables. Thanks for sharing with In Other Words.
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I am glad you enjoyed my poem, Patricia. I think he may need that 360-degree vision around Thanksgiving time.
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Happy Thanksgiving, my friend!
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Happy Thanksgiving and sending hugs to you and your family.
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