A Sparrow Song Poem by James McLain

At the present place brought about in this such a way, in this way
and thus with that of which....
she can with his voice and her this hearing must a little,
more and growing not because; it is to simple:
where have the profits all gone away too, mentaly defered.
Great strength which cannot becoming him he is not, delusional
and shameful thus such wasteful which goes this the wrong way
doing of naught in ignorance the sparrow which must always suffer,
because someone's being of were to like the pine needles
many and that kind of that which of thy degradation of thine
with respect to unnecessary things there are times when the fuel is supplied to the song which is markedly
and wouldest thou grow not excited, to sing about it.
Think that the night and the day when are the sparrows, sleeping
and your many times with respect to the highest...
Want' where...we are you in the seat where I stand
and Mr.Speaker thine house of order to give unto thee the nest.