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Aiyekooto learned about birds calls, before title of this anthology. Not strange, research highlighted interesting aspects of bird character. Birds make different calls for different reasons. Distinctly, they are mood calls. There's poetry in the repeated calls. So, after listening to birds calls and responses, I grouped identifiable birds' calls into 5 moods (movements) Beak Up Call, Turning Beak Calls, Discordant Call, Twitching Beak Calls & Synchronized Calls I didn't write about birds'nature in this anthology? Nor write a tweet about birds. However, I learned that birds' calls and response...
Aiyekooto learned about birds calls, before title of this anthology. Not strange, research highlighted interesting aspects of bird character. Birds make different calls for different reasons. Distinctly, they are mood calls. There's poetry in the repeated calls. So, after listening to birds calls and responses, I grouped identifiable birds' calls into 5 moods (movements) Beak Up Call, Turning Beak Calls, Discordant Call, Twitching Beak Calls & Synchronized Calls I didn't write about birds'nature in this anthology? Nor write a tweet about birds. However, I learned that birds' calls and responses are no different in nature to those of humans. I versed 50 new poems into these five (5) Moods for I found out that the overall theme of all human (as well as birds') calls is "love". The different variants are occasioned by the mood of the caller and that determines the expected response of others in relation. I hope you enjoy these poems tweeting, chirping and singing!