The Predatory Hawk Poem by Kevin Cowdall
The Predatory Hawk
Rating: ★4.5
Hovering on a hint of breeze,
the predatory hawk hangs
with a practised ease
high in a cloudless sky,
scanning all that lies below
with a keen, unblinking eye.
A slight tilt of the head,
a sudden dip of a wing,
then swooping, talons spread,
down on unsuspecting prey.
A lazy flap of the wings,
and gone, upon its way.
Friday, August 18, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: birds,hunting,nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
From the 'Natural Inclinations' collection.
First published in BBC Wildlife Magazine, Volume 35, Issue 9.
First published in BBC Wildlife Magazine, Volume 35, Issue 9.
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