Koel and Cuckoo the Gourds of Ayeres

The Trolls of Ayeres Glare the Stare that speaks in volume described by some as a lyrical grunt In concerns for perfection it s steeped in possibility familiar each part an ensemble of words begins to unfold each in description of a storied beginning. He Trolls the fields gathering the gourds he dries and store them to speak this as chores he dolls up his cave to impress his Lady A songstress who sings with Song Thrushes then to the envy of the Common Nightingale's she sing in refrain in reference to the beautiful gourds she begins to sing to catch the ear of the listeners her octaves began to change As The Nightingales began to spread there wings The Husband Troll signal's his gal A thrust in movement brings this passage to an end They sing beneath Ayres to entertain the Birds in the sky The chirps of many birds a sequential erosion the stones are echoing walls where the Trolls chore and sing