Carrions Crows written by AJ Seymour?

Answer 1

Carrion Crows

Yes, I have seen them perched on paling posts --

Brooding with evil eyes upon the road,

Their black wings hooded -- and they left those roosts

When I have hissed at them. Away they strode

clapping their wings in a man's stride away

Over the fields. and I have seen them feast

On swollen carrion in the broad eye of day,

Pestered by flies, and yet they never ceased.

But I have seen them emperors of the sky,

Balancing gracefully in the wind's drive

With their broad sails just shifting or again

Throwing huge shadows from the sun's eye

To brush so swiftly over the fields' plain,

And winnowing the air like beauty come alive.

-- A. J. Seymour

Answer 2

"Carrion Crows" is a poem written by A.J. Seymour, a renowned Jamaican poet. The poem delves into themes of death, decay, and the cycle of life, using the imagery of crows feeding on carrion to symbolize the inevitable nature of mortality. Seymour's use of vivid language and stark imagery creates a haunting and thought-provoking exploration of the darker aspects of existence.

Answer 3

What do lines 7 and 8 show about the crows attitude