Owl Song
by J. S. MOODEY
OWLS are professors of the night
And little use have they for day;
They will enlarge on as their right
The hours that we dream away.
And little use have they for day;
They will enlarge on as their right
The hours that we dream away.
But what of all the pretty hours
When the red sun first warms the skies?
How often head-down sleep is ours
And feathery, shut eyes.
When the red sun first warms the skies?
How often head-down sleep is ours
And feathery, shut eyes.