The Moya View

Each Morning Before Dawn



Each Morning Before Dawn 


Each morning before the sunrise hits my eyes
I listen to a mockingbird quarrel with a squirrel
for the sunflower seeds inside the feeder.

Robins, pigeons, crows—
catch the yellow glint
then lift away when the sun breaks.

Just before sunset,
every time I refill the hopper
I wait for their song.

but there is only my held breath
before the screech and claw
arrive.

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