In spring our little hummingbirds return And geese begin to vee their way back north The front-yard squirrel continues to fatten himself Upon the cardinal-contested seeds
Aggressive mockingbirds dive-bomb the cats Pale butterflies dance lightly in the sun - But none of these can be the same who met Us on an autumn day in the long ago
Someday others will live here, and the birds Will say “Oh, look, the humans have returned.”