And I Like That Poem by Bill Galvin

And I Like That

Rating: 3.5


A cute little chickadee
Flits to my back deck here,
As I sit, quietly sipping a beer.
She pecks at tiny, seedy morsels I can’t even see;
At the same time, keeping her eye on me;
But she shows no fear,
And I like that.

From one potted plant to another,
She seeks her early evening snack;
She doesn’t ignore me… she’s careful…
But she shows no fear,
And I like that.

We can both coexist in this sphere,
I supply the flowers, plant the seeds;
Me with my beer;
And she with her daily needs.

Her chippa-chee-chee song tells me she’s relaxed;
She shows no fear of me,
And I like that…
It means we’re both free.

Anytime, little chickadee-bird, anytime.

9-23-2015 (Sheldonville, MA)

Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Simone Inez Harriman 24 October 2015

I like that too, Frank. Lovely poem.

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Bill Galvin 02 November 2015

Thanks so much, Simone.

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Pamela Sinicrope 06 October 2015

I like that... You and your chick a Dee and a nice cold beer. How serene!

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Bill Galvin 06 October 2015

Indeed... thanks, Pamela

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Kelly Kurt 23 September 2015

A very lovely scene and poem. Thanks, Bill

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Bill Galvin 02 October 2015

Thanks again, Kelly. We cannot ignore the little things.

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Alade Abayomi Idris 23 September 2015

Nice writeup. Freedom for all

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Bill Galvin 23 September 2015

Thanks, Alade, indeed... BG

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