The evening bird

The bird is calling
someone here tonight
The fading sun is falling
Left is the creeping fright
Do you fear the fox so crafty
Or the crow so naughty?
Did they catch your children small
Or did you trick them after all?
Traveller
?

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1. Hej Traveller Added by: ZOG
   [Timestamp: Tue 25 May, 8:16 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   ...did you have a good "sjuttonde maj"? Did you do anything
   special?

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2. hey here Added by: Gio
   [Timestamp: Tue 25 May, 9:40 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   you pathetic idiot

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3. Howdy Traveller! Added by: mAD pOTTER
   [Timestamp: Tue 25 May, 11:51 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   So glad you haven't left. Like the poem. As I was making dinner tonight I looked out the kitchen window and my family became alarmed at seeing a robin with a broken leg, flopping around in a rainstorm. The kids ran out to rescue him but he was quite capable of flight. In some ways relieved, in someways very worried. The angst of small children and animals. The youngst said, Mom he tricked us, but he's not OK. Good evening traveller!

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4. To ZOG and Mad Potter Added by: Traveller
   [Timestamp: Tue 25 May, 18:13 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   To ZOG: Yes we celebrated the 17th of May (our Liberation
   Day) in the finest weather you can imagine. We had 10
   guests on our terrace with "roemmegroet", "fenalaar" and
   our domestic beer. From the terreace we have a view to the
   fjord, the islands around Bergen and the North Sea. My
   country has celebrated the Liberation Day since about 1835.
   To Mad Potter: Thank you for your encouraging message and
   for your story about the robin. You seem to be surrounded -
   and fascinated - by nature. Also in my country the nature is
   near and overwhelming. Our best national songs and poems are
   inspired by nature. Traveller

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