A Clumsy Spade Poem by john (called jack) wren

A Clumsy Spade



Where are you sweet little vole
in some secluded hideaway
safe from the thrusting spade
that left your nest in disarray
fear no more the clumsy hand
now subdued and tame
lacking any form of life, it hangs
writhed in sorrow and shame
the Sun that shone a moment by
is wrapped in a cloud and weeping
as one wee soul in silence lays
at rest in her Maker's keeping
where are you sweet little vole
safe in your new home at last?
someplace away from a clumsy
spade and the chill evening blast

Saturday, August 21, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I had taken some lawn grass up and stacked it for next years compost and when I came to use it to my horror I cut a voles nest in half,4 young escaped but sadly one did not
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