The Bird That Won't Shut Up
The trees below the house hold many birds,Whose strange and varied calls, from pretty
Songs to rasped reports, always have
Pleased my ears, but lately one bird
Perches on a branch beside my bedroom
Window, drowning out the others as he
Endlessly repeats a dreary tune too lame
To call a song. I shout. He doesn't seem
To hear. I beg, “Oh, let the others sing,”
But he and his dull tune remain.
I wish he'd go away.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2017-10-29 at 00:36
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