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The Willow's Nest


Birds are everywhere

You can instantly see them in the air

But I declare

Birds have a right to soar in midair

 

The Willow's Nest in my yard

Is not easily caught off guard

But I do not disregard

The Willows birds shall not be discard

 

I love to see birds flying

I hate seeing them dying

Birds are always overflying

Never lying

 

I wish I could fly

High up in the sky

So high, people couldn't see my eye

But then I wouldn't be able to cry

 

The Willow's are happy with their nest

But they never have any guest

Maybe they just need their rest

The Willow's are never pests

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