Chirp Poem by Herbert Nehrlich

Chirp



She was back at her home called a nest
just to stretch and to snooze and to rest.
But a voice from below
(from a cranky old crow)
said, no bluebird can beat their own chest.

So our bluebird, both delicious and smart
as a bird a bright picture of art,
chirped a song in her tree
that brought great harmony
to the forest and calmed down her heart.

Sing a song, said the owl to the others
let us honour all women and mothers,
let us sing her to sleep
and forever we'll keep
our bluebird for us and our brothers.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Emancipation Planz 27 December 2008

On behalf of a Bluebird that sleeps, tis worth 28 chirps,10 tweets and a tail feather to pen another Limerick for all of bluebird's sisters... *protectively flying around nest whilst cooing*

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