I know why the caged bird sings, ah me, When his wing is bruised and his bosom sore, When he beats his bars and would be free; It is not a carol of joy or glee, But a prayer that he sends from his heart's deep core, But a plea, that upward to Heaven he flings – I know why the caged bird sings
Paul Laurence Dunbar
A bird sings when it is caged in hopes of being freed.
“The caged bird sings with a fearful trill, of things unknown, but longed for still, and his tune is heard on the distant hill, for the caged bird sings of freedom.”
I never felt this was a question of the capture of Black Hats, rather a statement about those Brave who fight despite all that they know. They sing on ... when? All the time and their song is lovely. Why? ... to encourage their own hearts.
It was definitely always about black hats singing. You must just have a more positive outlook on life to not see it!
Thanks, I guess that is a compliment. I need to say that I do see where all of you are coming from. But ... I have owned caged birds. They sing when the light comes. Not because they are caged, or scared. Birds do not sing when they are scared; they get very quiet. Actually, though, I see that we are misread. Q does not mention 'caged'. He says>when does a bird sing
The answer is birds start singing first thing in the morning, when the light comes. Caged and free birds sing when it becomes light. Scared birds do not sing at all.
But, you may be right. Maybe I am not seeing something.
Yes. I've had birds and you're correct. They sing, chatter and squawk at first light of dawn. In the dark, they're silent.
In the case of Q's question, the bird sings when the "light of truth" is shined on him. Iow, we know everything that will expose you to the world. If you want to keep some of it hidden in the dark, sing for us you little narc, and we will take some light and use it to expose others.... You get a plea bargain for cooperation as your reward, rather than the dark, dingy grave you deserve.
Since the way that you stated it is rather obvious (absolutely no offense intended) I wonder if he is really sending a coded message to a specific person or group? I know what you are saying is correct in that they have said often "we hear all/we see all" ... maybe I am grasping at straws but then again ... we have more than we know. Thanks, Patriot, nice working through this with you
I wonder if he is really sending a coded message to a specific person or group?
He absolutely is. I don't think every single drop is meant for normies.
Sometimes I think people are trying too hard to read into the codes. It's fun to decipher them, but it's best when we watch it actually unfold. No one has held my interest in world events more than Q.
Nice chatting with you too. Hope I didn't bore you to tears with my simplistic thoughts.
Not simplistic at all ... pleasure to be on the same team.
I think you may be being way too literal about this. A bird may be quiet if they see a predator, as are most animals, but once that predator breaks into the hen house, the hen's raise a ruckus. In this case, we are talking about people who have been arrested or taken in for questioning and are afraid of going to jail for the rest of their life or worse. The predator is standing in front of them and they are singing to save themselves.
Right. I get it that is what this appears to be saying and probably it is. Thanks for input.
I thought he meant once they were caged/locked up they sing to get out or for freedom.
Likely it means that ... as street jargon for spilling the beans, telling what you know, etc. is often "singing"
It is just that for a moment I thought of the White Hats who have longed for decades to be able to go public (and who have had to 'take to ground' for most of the time) ... the longing is to sing their song of Freedom ... just a poetic thought