A Bluebird Poem by Gayle M. Sunshine O Maize Water Nora Shoshone Doherty Winchester, story song Glen A, Sweeney +

A bluebird sat on top of
A small sign by the green woods in the sun
At the side of the road alone
Beyond where we drove.
The sparkling, dancing blue
Like a lovely summer's pond
Upon its glistening feathers
Awoke in my heart
A wonder deep and true.
Suddenly the sunny blue bluebird flew away above this land of
southern splendor
And the satin azure Tennessee sky
Dipped high and low with the mountains on the horizon forevermore. This bluebird is the first bluebird I ever saw. red white and blue here = thats me and by me the following by me... in a restaurant or at a cookout or something l like a cup and its pretty nice and wrapped kind of in white organic stuff napkin and ketchup packages in cup with a napkin for that cat in the hat... corn husk paper for writing out doors black charred and clear for war used i think paint for with oranges and orange and cranberry wwwwriting and for making art which is culture corn husk all...3 native foods my favorites to do good corn is glory blueberry with a star imprinted on top and fragaria virginiana....+