Mealtime Catch Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

Mealtime Catch

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The rain is pouring,
Clouds are grey,
It's such a damp and dreary day,
But from my window,
There i see,
A Blackbird on a hunting spree,
This is a time of pure delight,
To him the rain, a welcome site,
He relishes in worms so fine,
This is his time to seek and dine,
A great big worm,
In mouth he holds,
A delicacy,
Of pure gold,
And so he flies off on his way,
His belly full,
To end his day.

Jayne Davies

Mealtime Catch
Friday, March 11, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: hunting
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nabakishore Dash 12 March 2022

Nice poem with excellent garphic.

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Jo Elliott 12 March 2022

I love this! I also love how poets have similarity in thoughts, I too have written a poem about a blackbird catching a worm: .

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Jayne Davies 12 March 2022

Thanks Jo x I'll take a look at yours.

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Belle Wassermeister 11 March 2022

Very enjoyable. Thanks for posting, Jayne.

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Jayne Louise Davies

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Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Taff
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