<p>There he was, with all the time in the world, nosing around a Mound of human filth and rubbish thrown into his home – Broken glass, bottles, slippers, plastics, rust and rubble. <br /><br />But he looked quite used to the dirty, rotten behaviour of humans. Perhaps softened by the nicer ones who brought bird feed for the ducks.<br /> <br />Meanwhile here and there over me, were a few fat pounds of flesh begging <br />To be thrown out and the pelican having nothing to do, turned into this Nature’s free Slimming Centre’s <br /><br />EXPERT who came to put me in shape without expensive medicines Pelicans never wait to be photo-graphed, and don’t deign to pose<br /><br />For you like cats do, in fact they waddle off busily the minute you click<br /><br />And then return just when you have stumbled down on a seat for a rest <br /><br />Two or three hours after I had clicked more than 250 times he finally <br />Felt sorry for me and came to stick his adorably nosy nose right inside the lens<br />And as an added bonus I am sure he had scraped atleast five pounds off me<br />Pelicans are still not cats and you can’t cuddle them or feel their soft fur<br />But they make you laugh with their nosy beaks and their friendly faces<br />As if they are telling you, like those ads of slimming centres on the t.v.<br /><br />That they can easily make you lose 97 per cent of your fat!<br /><br />So by the time you check out the silvery sheen around a ruby glitter and dazzle of lotuses on pillowed green and marvel at the speed with which a pelican dashes away from publicity<br /><br />you and your camera and the power cut pain in the neck and the heat vanish as this funny, lovable, nosy looking water bird waddles away with what seems like five pounds of flab kindly stolen from you!<br /><br />What a bonus of wealth from a water bird!<br />The lotus hugging pelican taught me that in every life <br />comes a darkening<br /><br />And too many fat and fetid rattlesnakes will waddle <br />around our gold surplus<br /><br />Like the plastics, slippers and bottles around the lotus lake<br />Some seasons seem like being glued to glue, uggh!<br /><br />But the pelican’s long, large, nosy beak that opens up so adorably<br /><br />Also seems to be saying that behind the obese and onerous skunks of living<br />There are also hidden the surprises that come out of nowhere – colours with <br />Shimmering new patterns that the fattest and greediest rattlesnake cannot gobble up.</p>
<p>There he was, with all the time in the world, nosing around a Mound of human filth and rubbish thrown into his home – Broken glass, bottles, slippers, plastics, rust and rubble. <br /><br />But he looked quite used to the dirty, rotten behaviour of humans. Perhaps softened by the nicer ones who brought bird feed for the ducks.<br /> <br />Meanwhile here and there over me, were a few fat pounds of flesh begging <br />To be thrown out and the pelican having nothing to do, turned into this Nature’s free Slimming Centre’s <br /><br />EXPERT who came to put me in shape without expensive medicines Pelicans never wait to be photo-graphed, and don’t deign to pose<br /><br />For you like cats do, in fact they waddle off busily the minute you click<br /><br />And then return just when you have stumbled down on a seat for a rest <br /><br />Two or three hours after I had clicked more than 250 times he finally <br />Felt sorry for me and came to stick his adorably nosy nose right inside the lens<br />And as an added bonus I am sure he had scraped atleast five pounds off me<br />Pelicans are still not cats and you can’t cuddle them or feel their soft fur<br />But they make you laugh with their nosy beaks and their friendly faces<br />As if they are telling you, like those ads of slimming centres on the t.v.<br /><br />That they can easily make you lose 97 per cent of your fat!<br /><br />So by the time you check out the silvery sheen around a ruby glitter and dazzle of lotuses on pillowed green and marvel at the speed with which a pelican dashes away from publicity<br /><br />you and your camera and the power cut pain in the neck and the heat vanish as this funny, lovable, nosy looking water bird waddles away with what seems like five pounds of flab kindly stolen from you!<br /><br />What a bonus of wealth from a water bird!<br />The lotus hugging pelican taught me that in every life <br />comes a darkening<br /><br />And too many fat and fetid rattlesnakes will waddle <br />around our gold surplus<br /><br />Like the plastics, slippers and bottles around the lotus lake<br />Some seasons seem like being glued to glue, uggh!<br /><br />But the pelican’s long, large, nosy beak that opens up so adorably<br /><br />Also seems to be saying that behind the obese and onerous skunks of living<br />There are also hidden the surprises that come out of nowhere – colours with <br />Shimmering new patterns that the fattest and greediest rattlesnake cannot gobble up.</p>
