This morning, in the faint light of dawn a pheasant called, lords

This morning, in the faint light of dawn a pheasant called, lords,
a pheasant and a hawk called, passing by.
A pheasant calls and stretches its wings.
A pheasant calls and becomes a hawk's food.
Wings stretched, it will fall on that hill.
Translation: 
Language: 
Author of original: 
Unknown
Rate this poem: 

Reviews

No reviews yet.