At first glance you think you are seeing architectural details, all along the roof ledge. There were at least fifty of them. Part of city life- the pigeon. Today’s photo/post evokes the poet Timons Esaias whose chapbook title is The Influence of Pigeons on Architecture For a copy ($8.50) contact Tim via his website.
You may remember Timons Esaias was guest poet on the blog for his poem. By Their Sidewalks You Will Know Them (click here) posted about this time last year.
Birds in the City
Not in a tree this time
or flying above.
People have feelings about them.
Took Stacy to see MARY POPPINS in Boston, fondly remembered the day you and I took the bus to Morristown to see the movie…feed the birds!
squirrels with wings
Love the photo and the beautiful building with its flexible decor!!! 🙂
Thanks for posting the poem again!!
They ARE part of the architecture of the city.
Can’t help but wonder what a shot of the sidewalk below the building might look like… I’m just saying 🙂
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