A drongo came visiting, and it was black
Not ashy, I knew for red iris it lacked.
A background of white teak flowers
followed by October showers
and then the power fails for hours
making us into pretender troubadours!
Not ashy, I knew for red iris it lacked.
It wheezed, whistled and swooped
as, for flying insects it looked.
Swift forays from the teak branch
I tell you, he had plenty to munch.
Maybe he will visit again, for lunch
a beakful of insects do make a good crunch.
A background of white teak flowers
followed by October showers
and then the power fails for hours
making us into pretender troubadours!
Good one..
ReplyDeleteRam
Sweet, flowergirl.
ReplyDeleteI do not often see Black Drongos where I live because it is a northern specialty over here.
Thanks Ram...though I do fin thelast two lines a bit clunky!! Shall blame it on the power cuts!!
ReplyDeleteAmila, you mean its in the northern parts of SL? Are you watching the cricket?
good one :)
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