Feeding Chickadees In Winter Poem by Larry Kimmel
Feeding Chickadees In Winter
Already accustomed to the procedure,
it isn't long till one
flutters down from the sky to clutch
the edge of my hand;
a moment more to twitch and eye
the seed in my palm, select
two or three, and flit away—
—such delicate talons!
the sensation lingers, engendering
a tenuous ache
—a millet of love.
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