Poems

Okay, I've got no business mucking around in poetry, but every now and then after a few glasses of wine, I just can't help myself.

Crows


I think that I shall never know,

A greater character than the crow

They hop, they skip, and caw at us

Their purpose it seems to raise a ruckus


Ebony eyes flash with devilry

These black avians are keen on revelry

Survive and adapt seems the rule

These inky Einsteins can even make tools


Always cautious, always wary

Ever playful, ever daring

Nature’s intention epitomized

The world over they’re recognized


If I could believe in reincarnation

Rather than return a Dane or Haitian

Given my druthers, I know

I’d chose to return to life as a crow


The Poet In Me


A poet I’m not

Though I feel the urge

I don’t know a pentameter

From a mournful dirge


Enjoy the arts because, in the end, you will want to remember what you enjoyed, not what you missed. © Mike Davis - 2009