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Nesting on a branch outside my window There are very few in this neighborhood Of concrete steel and cracked sidewalks Undisturbed by the constant drone of traffic She sings the smells of a small world Part harsh part skim I wonder if she's considering winters frost Branches snapping angry bark Divide and separate from mothers arms Will she be safe from the sound Of fear percolating vitriol Shivers of hopelessness Has taken hold Take a good long look Bird outside my window Still singing
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Mar 15, 2016
Mar 15, 2016 at 7:13 PM UTC
Outside My Window by Judy Moskowitz
Nesting on a branch outside my window There are very few in this neighborhood Of concrete steel and cracked sidewalks Undisturbed by the constant drone of traffic She sings the smells of a small world Part harsh part skim I wonder if she's considering winters frost Branches snapping angry bark Divide and separate from mothers arms Will she be safe from the sound Of fear percolating vitriol Shivers of hopelessness Has taken hold Take a good long look Bird outside my window Still singing
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Mar 15, 2016
Mar 15, 2016 at 7:13 PM UTC
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