A luckless boy With a disc camera Chases a picture of beauty. A picture of his favourite bird: The Song Thrush.
This boy feels as free As the bird he seeks. This boy sings his own song Unaware of a bigger chorus That will, one day soon, Drown out his naΓ―ve tune.
Still, with tail up, He chases that elusive bird With a camera he does not understand On a film he will never develop.
But he is lost in the moment, Skulking and flitting From one place to the next Trying quietly (but loudly) Not to startle the Song Thrush As it whistles its timeless song.