Poetry

Wednesday, 11 March 2026

Wren story

 Straight as lace she walks

As an arrow down the catwalk

Tartan tinged with mace

The pace of hell and scarper

Escape the rate race

Come out West

Where the air is clear

And all that forgotten grace

Will return to ring in your ear


Sing little wren of the hedgerows

Sing and show that you matter

Sing because the cruel wind blows

And will tear your nest to tatters


Hold on little wren, your home

Is a growing thing

The buds will blossom

The wood will lengthen

And protection come in Spring


Hold true to the hedgerows

And eek out existence here

Raise some young

Or hold the one

That you feel most dear


Tragedy is a circling crow

Hungry for its meal

So fly, fly to the deep hedgerow

Or hide down low in the field

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