He gives his early morning call,
The old black crow with beady eyes,
And sits upon the branches near,
Beneath this cloudless pale blue sky.
And then I hear the whistling cry,
Of kite in flight,
These morning sounds,
Fill the air with nature's tune,
No finer notes I've truly found.
A wood pigeon coos and coos away,
It's soothing sound so welcoming,
I don't need a radio,
For nature is a precious thing.
That morning song,
Just melts my heart,
Sweet is the sound,
Of a brand new day,
Pleasant is the air so bright,
All my cares now gone away.
Jayne Louise Davies
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Sounds heavenly, Jayne!