TAMWORTH POEMS: CALL OF THE WILD

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CALL OF THE WILD

Driving north in the pelting rain

I see a line of wild geese arrowing

Southwest toward more clement climes,

Harvest gleanings on their minds.

I hear the faint persistent calls

By which they organize themselves.

Already one is flapping forward

To take the lead, relieve his comrade.

Why is it that I feel compulsion

To join this southerly migration?

Is it the winter that I’d flee

Or would I be one of that company?

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