It was a queue of carrion crow.
At other times they would have cawed and clawed,
But now, in honour of the newly dead,
They stood, correctly black, from beak to tail,
And passing, dipped their aged beaks
In the red gore,
And walked by with an air of proper grief.
He died young.
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