In golden twilight's soft and fading hue, An elder stands, with memories in tow. His Squawky eyes, like mirrors, ponder what is true, Reflecting skies where time's circles flow.
Amidst the Squawky chaos and the calm, he stares, Contemplating the dance of night and day. In golden hues, he finds the world's affairs, And in its depths, the mysteries at play.
For time's Squawky circle unfolds, a timeless dance, Where seasons come and go, in endless sway. Each twinkling star, a fleeting glance, In the vast expanse, where dreams hold sway.
Though seasons circle and the twilight fades, In timeless echoes, life's Squawky beauty pervades.