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The Birds - a Tribute To Alfred Hitchcock

Peaceful playground scene Bars behind her smoke-break bench A single crow lands... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydLJtKlVVZw

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Skat A

Date: 5/26/2015 3:51:00 PM

I've never seen this movie. Sounds like a good one

Tim Ryerson
Date: 5/26/2015 4:17:00 PM

It is a horror classic

Date: 10/11/2009 3:28:00 PM

You paint a picture with words in this one. Nice use of imagery. Keep on writing. Karen

Debbie Guzzi

Date: 10/11/2009 2:46:00 PM

shiver....Light & Love..try my verse La Morte de Liberte ....If you click on the top left of the authors poem column it will come up alphabetical & easier to find.

James Fraser

Date: 10/11/2009 1:25:00 PM

Tim, i can still recall watching this movie when i was young, i was scared stiff, excellent Senyru >> James

Donna Golden

Date: 10/11/2009 8:22:00 AM

And a chill goes down my spine! Spooky, just in time for All Hallows Eve! This movie really scared the heck out of me. Another great piece, Tim. Hugs, Donna

Carrie Richards

Date: 10/11/2009 7:49:00 AM

Hitchcock was the master.........the beginning of that movie (with the cage of lovebirds)...was so subtle, in innocence....then led to that one crow on the playground....yep....! His movies built up the tension...but such fun !!! Great senryu !!

Carolyn Devonshire

Date: 10/11/2009 5:36:00 AM

Yipes! "The Birds," as I recall, began with the sighting of just one by Tippy Hedren. Then suddenly... At a costume party, my former boss had birds pasted all over her with fake blood dripping from her skin and clothes. You set the scene serenely, just as Hitchcock did at the start. (My favorite director) As for LSU's loss, I saw part of the game and cheer for them always!! The Tebow show goes on. Excellent Senryu, Tim. We've much in common. Love, Carolyn