pensioners
oh i still recognize the old familiars
by sight or sound
tanagers blackbirds dear phoebes
to name three shy birds though
those that hide
in treetops and brush are disappearing with age
from my view range of hearing
you know how it goes
nothing is lost not really like me
they are part of the crowd nameless perhaps
without song
or plummage of note but no less significant our voices
and finery served their purpose treetops and brushy retreats
quiet and safe will do
Poetry by jim
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Written on 2017-07-25 at 15:06
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