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Flipping, flickering through the air Darting from branch to branch Caught at times by the slight breeze Alighting, picking at plants tiny seeds But, with one eye always seeking motion Trees, bushes bound by their deep needs Bare your weight without a frown And as you lift to seek another perch Those branches hardly ever move So delicate your grasping wee feet Your eyes so bright and shining I watch silent as you land at my toes You and I, we know each other well Me, I’ve seen you so very many times Either fathers, mothers, here you dwell Drop brown bread crumbs for you See your toes check, before you peck So I’m lost gazing, my love for you true Then away you flit, dart back to tree Leaving me behind, somewhat forlorn However I know it’s better that you’re free
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Dec 11, 2023
Dec 11, 2023 at 11:21 AM UTC
Little Friend.
Flipping, flickering through the air Darting from branch to branch Caught at times by the slight breeze Alighting, picking at plants tiny seeds But, with one eye always seeking motion Trees, bushes bound by their deep needs Bare your weight without a frown And as you lift to seek another perch Those branches hardly ever move So delicate your grasping wee feet Your eyes so bright and shining I watch silent as you land at my toes You and I, we know each other well Me, I’ve seen you so very many times Either fathers, mothers, here you dwell Drop brown bread crumbs for you See your toes check, before you peck So I’m lost gazing, my love for you true Then away you flit, dart back to tree Leaving me behind, somewhat forlorn However I know it’s better that you’re free
A tribute to all the little birds who I have feed over the years.
don-moore
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Dec 11, 2023
Dec 11, 2023 at 11:21 AM UTC
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