(starling: internet photo)
Little songbird pretends to be a cat.
Shadow of an eagle looms overhead,
peacock plumage in the trash.
Caw of a crow,
magpie screech,
you search for your sound.
Whistle of a robin,
chatter of a chick-a-dee,
what will be your melody?
Wind gusts an arrow at your throat.
A bruised song unburdens.
A ripple courses through the leaves.
Spiders glint on diamond webs.
Love rings your little beak.
Fletched feathers of your arrow
shatter the fake cat.
Your chirp roars.
Love rings your little beak. A beautiful and appreciated visual, Mary. You’re words I often find uplifting. Thank you for sharing them.
Wonderful. Love the close: Your chirp roars.
It’s a powerful little bird 🙂