Rob Beaudreault
1 min readFeb 14, 2021

If you feed a murder of crows it is said that they will leave you gifts. Trinkets of trash as a reward. Spoils of this and bottle caps. Another man’s treasure sort of stuff.

I’ve never been a fan of crows and all their squawking. It’s unnerving and watchful. Apprehensive. Get them together and you have yourself a murder. You do you.

As for me, you can have them. They showed up at my aunts funeral last weekend and distracted me entirely.

Today.

I heard them coming in from the South and many they were. On the move. On the way.

Suddenly, a hawk swooshed in a tree to the East. Sentinel watch. And then another.

There they stood.

Out of South, crows approach from the East and amid a wild flurry of what looked to be Turns. Many of them. Darting. Each taking there’s at the murder in the sky.

And then a wind. A sudden and whirling one blew the grey sky in a frenzy.

Confused and attacked, they tumbled towards the North.

They never did land in that great oak next door.

On watching skies.

Rob Beaudreault
Rob Beaudreault

Written by Rob Beaudreault

Some people called me a blogger once. Now, I’m just tucking away some words for myself and you. Here to shine a bit of light on this present darkness.

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