The Blue Jay Poem by Gert Strydom
The Blue Jay
Rating: ★3.0
With her light purple breast that gleams
a blue jay descends to the fallow land
where she dances around in sorrow
like a welding flame that impudently trembles
up and down where her nest was
in the burnt out thicket
and now there is only dust and ash
when sadly she leaves screaming sounds
and keeps fluttering to and thro.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(after P.W. Buys)
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[Reference: 'Troupant' (Blue Jay) by P.W. Buys.]
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[Reference: 'Troupant' (Blue Jay) by P.W. Buys.]
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