Nice one. Birds are the only ones I forgive for waking me from sleep. There's a lot of it about at the moment - an exciting and busy time for many of them!
You’re lucky. I was woken around five this morning by the incessant, ugly chatter of magpies. I don’t know what had upset them – maybe there was a cat or some other predator in the vicinity of a nest – but what a racket they made, and it went on and on and on …
Nice one. Birds are the only ones I forgive for waking me from sleep. There's a lot of it about at the moment - an exciting and busy time for many of them!
ReplyDeleteNice, the other insomnia entry was good too! We are constantly dancing with not sleeping. Lately we both sleep better if I sleep with rabbits!
ReplyDeleteah, but that's a nice way to be awakened :)
ReplyDeleteInsomnia not a problem, happily, but struggling with a midsummer poem about the late singing mistle thrush...
ReplyDeleteI've ordered the Wendy Nyemeyer 'Unleash the poem' on your recommendation. It may arrive tomorrow...
You’re lucky. I was woken around five this morning by the incessant, ugly chatter of magpies. I don’t know what had upset them – maybe there was a cat or some other predator in the vicinity of a nest – but what a racket they made, and it went on and on and on …
ReplyDeleteOoh, wonderful! Once I wake up I have such trouble going back to sleep.
ReplyDeleteYeah! We rattle our bowls and crocks and stuff about then too. Sure gets their attention - the lazy bones.
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ReplyDeleteI connect with this poem. Sleep can be a very fragile thing.
ReplyDeletei love blackbirds but 3 am is a bit too early! i wouldn't be able to go back to sleep then. ;)
ReplyDeleteoh yeah!!! - succinct
ReplyDelete"In the real dark nights of the soul, it is always three o'clock in the morning."--F. Scott Fitzgerald
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