It's a suck day for chickadees
and for people who live outside
and for you, maybe, all alone inside
I'm watching them through my window
after a night of snow, followed now by rain
and ice, that bastard, turning foul weather into cruel
Clearing the feeders of crusted snow, adding sunflower seeds
I can hear them tweeting up in the bare trees
I think to offer them food out of the palm of my hand
Half realize the vanity and stop
I thought about the roosting shelter seen in a catalogue and not purchased
And about the people living in tents under the Houston overpasses I walked by
And those little smirking shits gathered around that Native elder drumming and
Singing for their healing, all alone
and for people who live outside
and for you, maybe, all alone inside
I'm watching them through my window
after a night of snow, followed now by rain
and ice, that bastard, turning foul weather into cruel
Clearing the feeders of crusted snow, adding sunflower seeds
I can hear them tweeting up in the bare trees
I think to offer them food out of the palm of my hand
Half realize the vanity and stop
I thought about the roosting shelter seen in a catalogue and not purchased
And about the people living in tents under the Houston overpasses I walked by
And those little smirking shits gathered around that Native elder drumming and
Singing for their healing, all alone
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