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April 23, 2014
That watchful wren
stared long from the tree,
as if to goad me,
because he was free.
That stare stayed with me
all evening long
The way he looked;
his menace to prolong.
And in the morning
sitting on the gate,
he was waiting and he’d
brought his mate!
So I threw to them
bread and porridge oats,
and was rewarded with
high pitched, singing notes.
I took this to mean
‘we’ll be coming around,
same time tomorrow,
now a new diner we’ve found!’
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