American Goldfinch
They wear gold and black
And celebrate every spring
At our gazebo feeder
With the songs that they sing
The contrast of their colors
Really is a sight
With a sports jacket yellow gold
And a cap as black as night
In their shiny threads
They make their little calls
With the little feeder
Attracting one and all
They gather at the seeds
And husk them all the time
In their sporty coats
With thanks that times are fine
- Author: w c ( Offline)
- Published: January 23rd, 2018 02:26
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments3
Good write wc.
Thanks orchidee.
Loved this - love my wild birds - and the goldfinch come too when I fill the thistle feeder!
Yes, they really have a thing for thistle!
Now say that 20 times..... fast!
Birds give us so much for which to be thankful and this piece says it all when we watch them feeding.A lovely tribute the the American Goldfinch.
Thanks Fay! I'm glad you could relate to the poem.
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