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The poem discusses different unpleasant experiences with nature, including birds defecating on people's heads without affection, disliking rain that makes one angry and sad to go outside, and preferring to wear a cloak of words to feel covered rather than exposed. It also lists enjoyable spring, fall, winter and summer activities.
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- Playboy targets "Generation Jones" - those born between 1954 and 1965 who are rebellious, competitive, and ambitious.
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- 2. Birds Many poets write poems about birds soaring through the air I write poems about birds relieving themselves onto peoples hair You go out on a hot day and a bird relieves itself on you So you say, what the hey! These birds, giving gifts from above, Do so without love I hate rain I hate rain Even though it causes me no great pain It makes me sad It makes me raving mad When it rains, it pours I don’t want to go outdoors.
- 3. Seasons I like to ride my bike in spring It makes me want to sing I like to fly my kite in fall It makes me want to bawl I like to throw my snow in winter That’s why I am a sprinter I like to play my drums in summer The Cloak The cloak It buries me deep inside Under layers of words and mind I think it is better to put it on Than to be crude and naked And open to the cold