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You Know Who You AreClose view of upper-two-thirds of sitting hawk, profiled against a blurry brown background similar in color to the hawk's lighter brown and darker brown feathers.

You Know Who You Are

Published by Tracy May Adair on April 4, 2024

Hopefully you are enjoying National Poetry Month. Today, another visit from our hawk friend. You Know Who You Are When you’re the Hawk-On-The-House there’s no hurry. Not atop a roof which still smells of the same new shingles your whole…

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Hawk-on-the-HouseA red tailed hawk sits calmly atop at pointed roof of a red brick building, above an attic window which is flanked by black shutters.

Hawk-on-the-House

Published by Tracy May Adair on April 3, 2024

Sometimes characters crop up in multiple poems. Hawk-On-The-House is one of those. Also Sisyphus and a few other mythical folk. I thought there were–maybe–a couple of poems featuring Hawk-On-The-House. However, while reviewing some drafts I realized there are actually quite…

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