The conversation carried around the
lake,
as it does, clearly heard on a dark
spring night;
perhaps they’re unaware of its
reach,
or don’t care, a message meant to
be heard,
announcing themselves, seasonal neighbors
coming back.
It’s a dialogue of changing pitch,
softly heard or screamed out,
one to another, echoing, an eerie
warbling, mournful even,
a yodeled welcome to spring, and the
summer months ahead:
as anticipated, the return of the
loons to Hebron’s Lake.
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