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Tawny Gentry
By Susan Smith
2nd January, 2025
He was there again tonight
His eyes like lanterns shining bright
From the hedgerow, a feathered sentry
Sitting proudly, life’s tawny gentry
Yesterday, I saw him for the first time
Twit-woo, twit-woo, the breeze carried his rhyme
Will he be there tomorrow as my car passes by?
What’s he looking for? I don’t mean to pry!
Suddenly, he swoops down with outspread wings
My car just misses him and my heart sings
Then up he soars clutching a mouse in his claw
One life saved, one perished – that’s nature’s law.
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