Mick Zerr

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The sky is Nature's billboard,
Changing with the seasons.
Begging us to peer skyward
Offering us endless reasons.
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A look, a sound, a flash, a feather,
Necks crooked, glass up, focus.
Make no mind what the weather.
We must see it, and make a fuss.
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Yes, She saw it all,
This beautiful lady so tall,
From the feathered Red-skinned folk
To giant oxen with a yoke.
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Blue skies, a wispy cloud,
Southern winds have taken over.
Winter's lifting its nasty shroud,
Barren ground soon to be clover.
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As I watch the leaves of fall
Sailing the wind, no port in sight.
Starting from the tree so tall
Flipping up as nature's kite.
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Colors they are, in specs, strokes and the finest lines
Not invented by any Man, now or past.
Admired, copied, through all the times,
Silent, liquid, but fading fast.
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Do Birds Have Christmas?

On a chilly Christmas morn, as I looked out the window
at a crystal coat of frost on the Mulberry tree,
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To be read to 3rd grade children after they have been given a shiny new Lincoln Penny

Children, you might think this is just a penny,
But it is much more, much more.
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The Watcher

Mick Zerr©2009
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Mick Zerr, BS MS Geography teacher Sioux Falls SD)

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When The Last Flock Flies

The sky is Nature's billboard,
Changing with the seasons.
Begging us to peer skyward
Offering us endless reasons.

Fall is fading, Winter looms ahead.
The birds are fat from endless feeding.
In fields and trees they hastily fed,
Readying for a southern greeting.

Squads of, black and red, rufous and white
Forming 'V's and lines so long;
Honking and squawking, day and night,
Composing a wondrous season song.

With haste the sky will turn its tune
From glorious sounds and singing wings
To winters snows and howling glume,
Leaving us the cold it brings.

Soon the fading V will be out of sight.
We'll be gazing then at empty skies,
Wishing we could have joined the flight,
When the last flock flies.

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