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Created on: May 17, 2008
THE RETURN OF THE HUMMINGBIRDS
The chitter chatter in the air
Of something that flew so near to my ear.
I think it's time. They've returned.
Those rascals are finally here.
I can't be sure. It was all just a blur.
But those little Rubies cause such a big stir.
A clutch of wee ones had arrived season's last
And all summer long they practiced their lessons and learned to fly fast.
The weather turned colder and they had to run,
For you see they are in love with the southern sun.
This year we wait with baited breath for their return
Those precious little gems so dear and elusive
You hardly know they're here they are barely intrusive.
So, fill your feeders and sit by the sill
They'll all be back with empty bellies to fill.
Oh what a joy and wonderful thrill
To see their return, it gives me a chill.
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