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Chimney

There’s a pigeon in our chimney His cooes are like an unreliable Cuckoo clock- Your face lights up when he calls, In recognition - something you can place In this brand new world You are still discovering His voice echoes down the chimney And lands in our dining room Whilst you are eating tomatoes The vibrations are playing tricks on us, as Though he might just be a metre away BIRD
you call, and I nod, yes, a pigeon Which sounds like it might be A contradiction So I smile to reassure you Every time I see your delight In the everyday It’s as though I am remembering Or perhaps discovering? Just a little each time What it means to be alive
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Jun 29, 2020
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