Darwinian Cooling Poem by Douglas Scotney
Darwinian Cooling
Rating: ★5.0
A Top End bird
Hearing the word
That hens preferred
To do it in the cold,
Flew south for winter,
Performed with aplomb,
Flew to Europe in October,
South again in May,
Never saw summer again,
Crowed for a buck on the side
That the world had gotten colder,
Couldn't be contradicted,
Took many along for the ride.
Friday, August 9, 2013
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Darwin is in the Top End i.e. Northern Territory of Australia
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7/27/2025 8:27:04 AM # 1.0.0
Crowed for a buck, oh how that resonates in a hot empty nest.