A Murder in December

A Murder in December

A Poem by C. James Snyder
"

No, no one is dead here. But-- a large murder of crows has moved into the trees at my University. Are they moving for winter?

"

A gear in the fiber of some

uncivilized bodies has kicked in.

 

Above me, dark and stormy beings

bring cacophonic rain

 

that slams --reverberates-- 

into my orbital lobes.

 

They ask me as they flood

the motel trees:

 

why am I so apt to settle

for the bitterly short days ahead?

© 2016 C. James Snyder


Author's Note

C. James Snyder
It was creepy walking home. I can see what inspired Hitchcock.

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Added on December 7, 2016
Last Updated on December 7, 2016
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