Well, hello there little bird. Care for a bit of bread? You’ve been eyeing it quite obviously for the last few minutes. Don’t play coy now. Come closer if you expect me to share. A good look at you the price of the treat sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon like the feathers on your breast.
Your yellow eye stares at me as you steal a piece and side step a hop or two to safety. You better hurry. That larger blackbird thinks the rest is for him, his giant claw stomping, claiming it for his own, his beak ripping to bits the delicate layers you so gently speared with grace.