In skies of steel and glass, where shadows crawl,
Mechanical birds sing on factory walls.
Their bodies, a collage of gears and bone,
A tapestry of feathers, flesh, and chrome.
They soar on wings of silver, etched and fine,
Clockwork hearts beating in an industrial time.
Their beaks, of iron forged, sing a metallic song,
A hymn to progress, where nature is long gone.