Birdie March

The insouciant birds on the early morning flight
Focused on nothing but food for their life
Perched on the cables, like the kings with all the might
Looking into the sky, oh thats my world and I ain't stopping to try.
Like an assembly, lead by a learned one
Marching like an army, the limit is the sky.

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