Poetry By
Denise Grier
Published on: 7/22/2013
Bird Church
On a thin black pew in the sky our feathered friends line up for a leaf-free view of The Bird God. A loner in the morning mist hunches down in his gray coat, stealing glances at the congregation. Communing in the form of respectful silence, Bird Church saves its singing for a less holy time, or for danger. The service is a short one, Pastor Bird crowing on patience— a few rudely exit. Closing prayer, hearty twitters of wish you well s as the birds soar away, toward work and family.
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