Out the Cell Window
Out the cell window new year’s snow has melted lazy bird flies south.
Wayne Ray
SourceLicence:Public domain
Out the cell window new year’s snow has melted lazy bird flies south.
The speaker is confined in a cell, and the poem gives us only what that person can see through the window: the last of the new year’s snow has gone, and a bird is making its way south. There is no direct complaint or outburst.
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