Dancing crows
Two huge crows whirl
down like vaudevillians
draped in capes
floating open on stage.
They fold their wings,
become dancers strutting,
waiting for a cue.
Then up they go,
a swirl of black tulle
snagged in trees.
Two huge crows whirl
down like vaudevillians
draped in capes
floating open on stage.
They fold their wings,
become dancers strutting,
waiting for a cue.
Then up they go,
a swirl of black tulle
snagged in trees.
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