In the stillness of the night
Hooting sadly out of sight
I hooted back in sympathy
He hid frighted in his tree
I called him back to be his friend
He remained silent to the end
I listened carefully at his flight
As he vanished into the night
Farewell my dear constipated owl
Hooting weakly as you roam
Bearing the pain all the way home
Of irritable owl syndrome
Nice song Victor, good lyrics. God bless.
ReplyDeleteA happy tune of friendship, Brenda.
DeleteGod bless.
...irritable owl syndrome is a serious problem.
ReplyDelete... especially when flying overhead!
DeleteGod bless, Tom.
That's what friends are for!
ReplyDeletePrecisely my dear friend. God bless you and your family, Mevely.
DeleteThis one is a real hoot, Victor! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThe owl hooted, I hooted back, he hooted again and I hooted too ...
DeleteWhen I told my neighbour about it she said she was out at night hooting too. We'd been hooting at each other all night. Please don't tell my wife.
God bless, Martha.
Thanks for the hoot out. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's good to smile my friend. God bless, Bill.
Delete"Owl be there for you...." thanks for the smiles, the corny jokes, and most of all, for praying for those who read your blog! I pray for you, too.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your much needed prayers, Barbara. They are really appreciated and felt. God bless you and yours always.
DeleteThank you for the laughs.
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God bless, Regine.
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