16. Songs my father taught me © Bruce Goodman 1 December 2015 |
A bird in a tree sings the music off by heart taught by its father Its father before that on stout and spikey branches sang songs its father knew The early morning light seeping through trees and leaves is inspiration The modern bird with no unplaced feathers introduces a wrong note The cacophony of the times echoes through early mornings and gives no rest Correct the note silly bird and sing your father’s melodies wrought in the time of dinosaurs |