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The Red-Tailed Hawk/The Robin
A brace of Triolets from my aviary. |
| The Red-Tailed Hawk on chimney vane erect surveys his field below; with silent visage of the plain The Red-Tailed Hawk on chimney vane, unruffled, needing to obtain a glimpse of movement in the snow--- The Red-Tailed Hawk on chimney vane erect surveys his field below. The Robin, harbinger of spring returns year after year to nest; when autumn's cold North-West wind sings' the Robin, harbinger of spring flies south and with its family brings a sweet song note to those so blest--- The Robin, harbinger of spring returns year after year to nest. |