Weird-bird
Weird-bird - meaning Summary
Choosing Solitude Over Safety
This short, playful poem describes a bird who deliberately migrates north while others fly south. The Weird-Bird accepts cold and isolation not from necessity but for the pleasure of being alone and different. The poem presents a simple exploration of individuality and deliberate contrarianism, using a light, humorous voice to suggest that choices that seem odd to others can be deliberate acts of self-definition.
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