To dry or wrinkle away.

I like how she starts the Poem with the "End" of a season

The old man to me proves to be the most important example she uses.

Her figure of speech that's constantly taken

She knows his response before she can even think of hers.

Paints a very reserved look.

He can metaphorically see his own face.

She says "something" because she feels it's the right thing to do.

She uses color contrast to paint the scene instantly going from dark to bright.

This represents a regal royalty the author does not possess.

The whole poem to me is about individual choice.

MLA Format source from something I earlier referenced doing these annotations. Multiple. “Macaw Personality, Food & Care – Pet Birds by Lafeber Co.” Lafeber® Pet Birds, Lafeber International , https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/species/macaw/.

Villazon, Luis. “Why Do Some Birds Hop and Others Run?” BBC Science Focus Magazine, Science Focus Magazine , https://www.sciencefocus.com/nature/why-do-some-birds-hop-and-others-run/. MLA Format for one of my sources used earlier.

I like how she connected olive and green because I think they go together nicely.

What does this blank space here represent?

What type of looks does he want to receive.

The old man see's through the fake comfort.

This makes me think the old man is sick or near the end of his days.

Notice humans only wake up from bad dreams.

Slow rivers are typically more peaceful than fast rivers to me.

I like the quick change of scenery.

I think the bird is waiting to fly.

What other reasons do they match up?

Great job of addressing the audience.

She's claiming that bird matches her personality.

A slight contradiction from before.

If she can see it is clenched why is she questioning herself?

Interesting household item to compare something.

The bird could be eating the seed pod or bringing it back to their babies.

Almost as if she thinks whoever can see her cannot really see her.

She could be comparing wasting energy to something other than birds.

Birds use the most energy when flying.

I think she chose the word branch because birds sit on them and sometimes branches break.

The author and "he" both seem to think a lot.

I cannot read anything after the author says "the".

I think she means to flash as in to show.

Something that changes in the angles making a really cool reflection.

I wonder if sh's using the term chestnut to describe as a color.

Contradicting since she was describing something dark a few words before.

The author may be know to let people not get too close to them.

Also another way to say fancy or royal.

I wonder what she means by down her throat and pecs.

There are few birds with yellow legs, rare bird.

Great description, i can almost imagine a steak with tasty dipping sauce.

According to Sciencefocus.com all birds can either hop or run but they chose which one they do depending on what requires less energy.

Notice how she says not great but does not say anything overly negative.

The author has been repeating the word "pecs" quite a bit.

I expect this to be a tough job someone would get underpaid for.

Curious as to if she made this abbreviation to connect it to the former U.S. President who had the same initals.

I wonder truly wanted to say here after more.

I think the author says "at heart" because typically the mind and hear want different things.

The author seems to instantly know what will match "his" thoughts.

Most Macaw birds are primary colored. "He" tends to think a lot.

I like she rhymed pecs and next despite not rhyming much throughout the poem.

I really how the author puts this here because every human is more closer than they are apart.

Good word choice.

There is a definition in the dictionary for :flit" but it is also considered a slang word.

It sounds as if the author has been bullied or something in her past.

It sounds like the man the author is with is a classic over thinker.

According to Lafeber.com since Macaw's can eventually learn to speak it makes them one of the nosiest birds, I think the author knew that and that's why she connected the two.

The author already know "he" is pre assuming.

What if there is another animal she would choose to be instead?

I wonder why of all the animals he chose to ask "What kind of bird?".

I'm curious as to why she put this here considering most animals exhibit sexual dimorphism.

Interesting color choice since most crowns are gold, I wonder if the author chose a dark color to symbolize something.

I think this is great word choice because it really captures the color of the wings.

I feel as if the author italicized these words because if the old man has seen his coffin these are just like comforting words.

Typically when sitting on a rock in the Sun you're super hot and uncomfortable. That's why I think she described it as a "bad nights dream".

She be referring to looking physically hunched but feeling emotionally hunched.

Heron is a fish with a big beak that typically lives near water and eats fish.

Havana cigar is a cuban cigar, banned in the United States.

She may be hiniting that she's stuck to something and an't let go.

Macaw's are very erotic and brightly colored (parrots)

The author seems to be talking to a man who may be controlling.

I'm noticing a lot of spaces between words and lines, not sure if it's intentional.