May Day. Dawn Chorus In Spring Poem by Edwin Hopper

May Day. Dawn Chorus In Spring



Drunk naked on the bed. Too hot to sleep.
Get up. Head ache bathroom. Puking in the dark.
Where I hear the bloody birds, all go cheep.
Bird singing, open window, from the park.

No longer night. Already dawning day.
Territory grabbing thieves. Vicious bloody din.
Murdering cuckoo. Might be first of May.
Yes mate! Heard you. Summer's coming in.

Back to my stifling room to rest.
Summer has come to this isle in the west.

Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: bird loving,dawn ,drunkenness,song
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