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A very thought provoking piece with an experimental line structure.
(Pocket later wrote one himself that appeared to be about his existential angst and lack of food and this too had an interesting and modern line structure.)
A few weeks back at around 6.40 in the evening I looked out and saw she/he had been joined on the little table in the garden by another magpie. And every evening since they sit together in the apple tree where they spend the night.
The other magpie is very nervous and flies off as soon as she sees me though I can't help thinking she was the one I raised this year. I've no idea where she goes in the day but she flies to the table at 6.40 regular as clockwork and they canoodle in the apple tree. Sadly it's always so dark I can't photograph them together but I can hear the response from passers by Ah two for joy.
Having lived with one for sorrow for over a year that is a blessing I suppose.
On one occasion I went out before dark and she flew off. M.Magpie landed crossly on my shoulder, told me off with a loud squawk and pecked my ear. I apologised.
If on the odd occasion she hasn't turned up by 6.40 we both wait anxiously for her - me hidden upstairs and looking out the bathroom window and MM sitting on the roof of the pink tower surveying the scene and calling in a voice I haven't heard before
wherefore art thou .......?
How do you tell the difference between a weasel and a stoat he asks.
I shrug, as far as I know he's never brought either into the house.
Well a weasel is weasily recognised but a stoat is stoatally different.
I wished him luck with his book.