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Glen Kappy

New York, NY USA

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New York, NY USA

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from 'While Passing Through'/Winter

Crows
in glossy formalwear—
scavengers still.

Glen Kappy

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Topic(s) of this poem: birds,winter

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Valsa George 20 May 2018

Crows though with shiny black feathers cannot be called beautiful birds. But some how we love them! They are ubiquitous. Being scavengers, they clean our surroundings! In a few words, you have conveyed so much!

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Glen Kappy 20 May 2018

thanks, valsa! glad you enjoyed it. indeed, we don't usually value the creatures who scavenge. what i admire about crows is how social they are. here they're common in fall and winter and prefer to leave when it gets warm. we also have ravens which, you probably know, are more solitary, larger, and have a lower-pitched call. be well and blessed! -glen

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