Birdwatcher

Sheena Jain posted under PenMuse-09 Poetry on 2019-07-17



A chilly winter morn, I was sleeping sound Unlike an alarm, woke up to an ebullient sound Eager to join the gaiety, I walked out the gate Winged guests shuffled the pond in a waddling gait. The feathered migrants arrived in a joyous herd I sat from where the cheerful warble could be heard Cranes, stints, bluethroats, pelicans and swallow Struck by their beauty, excitement I did swallow As they carved their evanescent path in the air Perched on a wire claiming it like a worthy heir It exposed wondrous hues of their slender tails My Camera started to record their splendid tales Playful whistles beckoned my romantic to fore I scattered some seeds and took back steps four As they dashed and kissed the ground one by one Some incredible shots, the birdwatcher had won! _________________________ For more of such content follow us on Social Media: