As the cold breeze brushed past me,
I shivered in my sleep, leaves aflutter.
Down flew a little thrush, to perch,
On my branch, with ruffled feathers
A faint tune lingering in her throat.
I woke with a start, shook my arm
But on she soar once more,
Leaving me alone with her song.
Beautiful. I like how you get into the minds of animals, plants and things. I enjoyed your squirrel poem, the puppy one, the comet one and now this. They remind me of a poem by Ted Hughes called Hawk Roosting and another one called The Eagle by Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
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Aw thanks! I’ll have to read those two. Haven’t read Ted Hughes in such a long time. 💜
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This is so sweet, Shrubaboti. I smiled by the end of the poem 🙂
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Thaanks! That’s so beautiful, I’m happy to know it could make you smile. 🤗💕
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The imagery, and metaphors in this. Just too good ❤️
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Thanks a lot for the support! 🤗
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Ahhh… I missed writings like these. Back at reading other people’s work. And beginning with this wonderful piece tells it’s gonna be great.
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Aw thank you so much for visiting my blog! 💜🙈
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