They Are Looking Too
they are looking too at the steady new snowfall bush chickadees
Bruce Ross
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they are looking too at the steady new snowfall bush chickadees
A light, steady snow is falling, and the speaker notices something small and easy to miss: bush chickadees are watching it too. The phrasing keeps the discovery gentle—first the unnamed “they,” then the shared focus on “the steady new snowfall,” and only at the end the birds themselves.
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