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Of Birds and Trees

A sound falls from the sky,

Such a sullen sordid tune.

It makes on ponder why

A sound falls. From the sky

A bird lets out a cry;

From its sorrow you are not immune.

A sound falls from the sky,

Such a sullen, sordid, tune.

 

I seek out this bird,

It sounds as if an infant.

I almost feel absurd

As I seek out this bird.

Yet, I barely speak a word;

Far too ashamed to break this instant,

I seek out this bird,

It sounds almost an infant.

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jack-touchet
American
Published
Mar 24, 2012
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