Watching Birds On The First Dawn Of Autumn (23sept16) Poem by Eugene Levich
Watching Birds On The First Dawn Of Autumn (23sept16)
Green Cay
Hot summer
The winged multitudes stayed north
But a cold Canadian wave sweeps
Down east tomorrow
And soon will return
Our glorious variety
Of avian beauties
Today, however, birds are rare,
Red-wings a pair
A boat-tail grackle
Fledgling moorhens
Without their mom or pa
A pair of large birds flying
I can't tell what they are
At the end of my walk
I meet Mrs. Wong
From Nanjing
With a lovely accent
In Mandarin
In south Florida
That is a rare bird indeed!
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4/25/2024 7:04:33 AM # 1.0.0.1119
this 'poem-for-the-birds' or for the bird-lovers, like me, shall go into Section B of October's 'a showcase for PH poets'. thanks. and soon you shall be tasting the bird life on another coast! report on what you see in california, my friend. bri :) p.s. i noticed today that you offered (for the showcase) to have me use any of your new poems. the one i put into Section A was from 2015 i believe. if so, please accept my apology, though, at YOUR AGE, anything written in the last few years should be considered new. ha ha