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Bird Lullabies

Early dusk and it's as if

all the birds have memorized

lullabies; they've quieted

to delicate refrains

as the summer sun descends

flame orange and spent

to its western berth. Birds huddle

deep within the cradling

catalpa trees and murmur

in their soft way to one other,

barely audible to those who

would listen, perhaps

reassuring each other that

the night will not be long.

 

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warren-gossett
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Sep 9, 2011
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