The Kingfisher Poem

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Perched upon a branch so bright,
A flash of blue, a stunning sight.
The Kingfisher dives with grace and speed,
Into the water, its prey to heed.
With beak like a spear, it emerges with a fish,
A successful hunt, its only wish.
Its feathers shimmer in the sun's warm glow,
A regal bird, with a majestic show.
Kingfisher, ruler of the stream,
A jewel of nature, a dazzling gleam.
A symbol of beauty, of nature's delight,
In flight or stillness, a wondrous sight.