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Glen Kappy

New York, NY USA

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New York, NY USA

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Autoplay

from 'While Passing Through'/Summer

One cicada burst—
one mourning dove cry—
my ears were snoozing.

Glen Kappy

Monday, July 24, 2017

Topic(s) of this poem: bird,early,insect,summer,summer time ,wake up,walking

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Valsa George 25 July 2017

Early in the morning when the surroundings are so quiet, each sound becomes so distinct in our ears! It is a pleasant experience to wake to the sound of bird songs after a sound sleep!

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Glen Kappy 25 July 2017

i think we need the songs, the sounds, of birds and crickets, of nature, and we are lessened without them... i just made some changes to this poem. i'd be interested to get your feedback on weather the changes are an improvement... as always, thank you for your comments. -glen

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