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Blackbird Pie

by waywardwoes

Stepping out into the yard, my curvéd bow strung tight. Thereupon my driveway, three blackbirds share the light. The moment is opportune, it must be now, do or die. I've got thoughts of my belly filled with hearty blackbird pie. "What did they ever do to you? They're not a threat in the least." Yet should I die in my own yard, they'd pick me for the feast.
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Written by
waywardwoes
American
Published
May 16, 2012
Time
1m
Notes

It's really a poem to amuse myself more than anything.

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#survival#blackbird#bird#crow#raven#archery#yard
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