The Painful Down Under Duet
DULCET DOWN UNDER DISHARMONY
(THE PAINFUL DUET)
Down Under it is summer skies
And brilliance is the smell with flowers
Birds flit about with eager eyes
From early dawn 'til blackest hours
Sometimes the combinations vary
Of birds that fly in flocks or pairs
Outside my window voices carry
Birds landed by the backyard stairs
A duck and parrot squawk in glee
Both voices sing without a care
The worst birdsong in memory--
Finches and canaries glare.
Such pain of eardrums does imply
Given a chance in stormy weather
Songbirds escape --at least they try--
Tone-deaf birds when flocked together
Victoria Anderson Throop ©
1/11/13
Copyright © Victoria Anderson-Throop | Year Posted 2013
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