As I Saw Robin Birds
In my neighborhood, it was serendipity

After Sunday lunch,
I went out for a solo walk
in my leafy neighborhood.
It is almost spring at our place,
I knew there would be birds,
but what I saw felt like serendipity.
A large flock of American robins,
grey wings, brick orange bellies —
resting on almost every tree:
bottlebrush, palo verde,
oak and bay laurel.
They had come
to feed on the seasonal fruits,
and after feeding, they lingered —
being playful, taking to the sky,
offering marvelous spectacles.
It was my delight to see the birds,
for not every day,
you get to witness
a grand gathering of robins.

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Seema Patel
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