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Mary Forrester
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Awakening - Poem by Mary Forrester
In the morning I rose
To the sound of the birds
Sat on the branches
Near my window sill
A whistling and singing
The chorus was grand
The colours a mosaic
It's heaven I'm in
The lake just beyond
White swans floating by
Red skies at daw
And the day is alive.
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
Poems by Mary Forrester : 3 / 29
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Poem Submitted: Sunday, August 17, 2014
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A beautiful write with the splendour of nature coming alive with your words that flow with such ease! (Report) Reply
You paint a lovely picture with your words. Really lovely poem (Report) Reply
I love how you appreciate the beauty all around.......Upon Awakening there are lots of beautiful things around us.....Your poem actually made this come alive....and I saw what you saw! (Report) Reply