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Tis the nighthawk Tis the nighthawk not the nightingale that ushers in May days. The bugs above the rooftops flail and become the meals of Spring. Hawks feed their young; they fly; they squawk; They fill the air with wings They do not trill sweet melodies. They do not sing of lifelong sorrow hidden in the trees. Oh Romeo, tis not the lark nor nightingale you hear, tis but the joy of soaring hawks that sing of love, pure love, our love, winging on a breeze. © 2008 Kåre Enga [165.69] 2008-05-15 Nighthawk: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nighthawk In Europe the nightjar is a related bird. ME: Well, I remembered to buy milk. That's as far as I got today. It was college graduation day and I went the previous years, but it's a long walk and the day was warm and, well, I just didn't go. I too graduated on the 18th of May ... many many moons ago. And it's my friend-from-high-school Mark's birthday. I didn't call ... but I remembered! Juan Araoz from two years ago. I keep in touch with his brother Gaston in Bolivia. BLOGVILLE: One of the best entries for those of us having problems with the relations with our characters or ... maybe this entry says more. "Invalid Entry" Please leave a comment for Dark Lady ! I believe it merits one. Kansas: moonshine at 00:00 and 62º. ** Image ID #1295354 Unavailable ** . 4885 |