Crow Visitors

Linda BCheerful

April 23, 2011 "You will find poetry nowhere unless you bring some of it with you." Joseph Joubert

A pair of crows- visitors each morning- startle when we open the door, fly away in tandem, a steadfast couple. They soon return to gather the breakfast peanuts and settle at the birdbath. Each holds a peanut, dipping, cracking. During the munching, their husky calls reach our own breakfast table. Here are my husband and myself, reading news bits to each other, chomping on the granola and blueberries.

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