It was that great gathering of buzzards
In pinebranches
Where the old shed had been torn down
That caused me to hobble down there,
A dozen of them
Preening & fawning above the kill-
On crutches I gamboled
Into their black-winged domain,
Following that strong scent
Until I tripped in the blackberries & went down
And felt myself the new prize.
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