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A Bird on a Summer's Day
To be a bird on a summer’s morn,
 Waking up to the sun,
 Alive and warm.
 To hear the chick’s feeble cry,
 “I’m off to find food!”
 And I take to the sky.
 
 To be a bird on a summer’s day,
 Not a care in the world,
 Simply chirping away.
 To shake with fright as the black bird crows,
 Or to be the one scaring if another comes too close.
 
 To be a bird on a summer’s eve,
 To feel myself rise on a gentle breeze.
 Relaxing alone on a sturdy branch,
 Or to fly back home,
 And make it by chance.
 
 The life of a bird on a summer’s day?
 None but they can explain or say.

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