In an ex-pat’s yard – Flemish or Dutch
the name on the gate suggests – the guinea fowl
panic. Two Booted Eagles are circling
down the valley from the ancient forest
of verdant oaks and chestnuts, sectoring
the yellow fields of maize and sunflowers
toward Monléon Magnoac, a village
now but once, before the Black Death, a new town
on a fortified hill top, one of more
than a thousand to soothe the wilderness
of Aquitaine, Languedoc and,
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