The Pink Flamingo Bat
🦩🦇 The Pink Flamingo Bat
In twilight’s blush where the mango trees lean,
A flamingo bat flits through the tangerine sheen.
With wings like silk and a beak that sings,
He pirouettes past Saturn’s rings.
His feathers are pink, his eyes are noir,
He sleeps in a chandelier, dreams in a jar.
By day he’s a poet in velvet repose,
By night he’s a shadow in flamingo clothes.
He dines on echoes and nectar of stars,
Plays jazz on a sax made of cinnamon bars.
His laugh is a loop, his flight a ballet—
He’s the moon’s own muse in a cabaret.
So if you hear flapping where flamingos don’t fly,
And the night smells faintly of blueberry pie,
It might be our bat in his rosy disguise,
Winking at owls with flamingo eyes.
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