The Crows (Poem)

air so heavy with moisture that every breath begs for rain

vain hopes that the sky would empty at least for a time

and walking would be easier without the hot wet drape

clouds could return to above where once they belonged

the crows know something, as they throw their cawing back and forth

doomsayers on chimneys, sentinels on powerlines, guardians in fields

they wait but in anticipation of storm break? a murder, a murder, a murder

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