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In our deep, bright back yardTwo sparrows were having a quarrel,My grandfather was wandering,One of our usual robins was teachingA fledgling to forage the soil. The blue jay shot
Down from the sky, rose and aimed again.My grandfather watched the birds,My Polish grandpa who had arrived hereAt fourteen with memoriesOf fields with birds and of soldiers