We only name the heartbeats  shared

Alike heartbeats are called out in the evenings radiance:

a slouch of bears awakening from a long slumber 
into the rising spring- the receding snow bringing the 
feast of a winter’s kill, memories of honeyed searches.

a host of house sparrows creating nests in the corner eaves
of every Elm Street roof, far away from the doors of the 
superstitious that would kill them if they flew inside.  

a kaleidoscope of monarch butterflies emerging from chrysalis,
feeding briefly on the birthing milkweed, that will sustain the 
mating flight, even  to the spiral of their unenumerated deaths.

Alike, yet nameless, in the curl of sleep, in the moon’s shadow 
brushing across their faces- swiping claws, wings, hands again 
in the awakening dawn to follow the path only dreams know. 

Note:

 In native European folklore, it is a bad omen if a sparrow flies into someone’s house. This is considered a sign of impending death. Read more:  https://www.legit.ng/ask-legit/top/1321837-bird-symbolism-10-common-birds-meant-represent/