Time Changes

Posted on 10 March, 2014 by RevPanda — Leave a comment

The clock turns around,

Sun dwells below horizon.

Birds still fly at dawn.

Tagged with: birds, dawn, daylight savings, Haiku, life, man, man made, nature, spring, time change
Posted in Poetry

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