THE CUCKOO

The cuckoo comes in the late days of June

In the haze of the midsomer heat

The sky is thin like the white moth's wings

Dusting the gold tiger lilies

She's sleeps in the old weeping willow

And at dawn, she flies straight toward the sun

I watch her fly high with the sun in my eyes

To the world, some magic returns.

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