the orchestra tunes
no pushing the snooze this dawn
the birds are back!
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1 comment:
I like very much the idea of equating the early morning singing of birds with the tuning-up of an orchestra, though it does seem that the birds start out in perfect tune. I figure that mimics like the mockingbird can't decide which instrument to play, so they are trying them all. :-)
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