Questions

Robins and crows, ravens and eagles, hawks and sparrows,
Each push the air beneath them in their own way that they do, each brushed in suits of exquisitry, no less deserve great reverence,
Some stand as though on watch, others bounce and sing, some may add mass to the day, others deliver the coming and going of seasons,
Thus,
As different as they all are, they carry one thing in common under their wings,
And that is they own themselves so greatly,
That many questions to you that brings.