Bird's Nest, a Fantasy in One Act

''Bird's Nest, a Fantasy in One Act'' is a one-act play by Tracy D. Mygatt, first published in 1922. Set in a garden outside a cottage, the narrative unfolds on the eve of George Sanford's wedding, intertwining themes of love, relationships, and the echoes of the past. As characters navigate their romantic journeys, the play explores the tension between old love and new beginnings, culminating in a poignant reflection on love's enduring power. This work is notable for its whimsical yet eerie atmosphere and its exploration of fate and destiny within the context of American drama in the early 20th century.