STORM BIRD
Storm Bird.....
A raucous refrain
delivered on high,
always unseen to naked eye
and camouflaged;
in amongst
a canopy of green
and purple flowers,
of a Jacaranda tree,
“coo-eee” it called,
not once,
not twice,
or even thrice,
in monotonous overtones,
a shrieking crescendo,
loud!
and shrill!
and repeated
over and over again,
it’s close on summer,
and storm bird
has returned,
to our neck of the woods,
and storm clouds
a gathering to the east,
and in the yonder,
the earth will no longer,
be parched no more.
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