River Birds Poem by Tom Buthkil

River Birds

Rating: 5.0


As the sun shines upon an empty glass
The moon counts the hour pass
Birds sing a sadly melody to the sky
A song the slowly starts to die
The white cloud have been seen
Taking all which is green

Aloud flies the lonely bird
Aloud he seeks a place called home,
Looking at all that is bright
Alone with his darkened sight
The naked love has changed a nest
While feeling the breath upon her chest

Flying from the forest to the river
Her image doesn't get much clearer
A fog has stolen the kiss
Something we will miss
The sun now woes the night
Now it's out of our sight

The strong had fallen on the ground
A new memory I have found
The shadows of the frightened skies
Are hidden behind her beautiful eyes
This is the end, the end
My smiling friend.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jean Dament 07 January 2011

A lovely poem that has great imagery & flow. Even though it's a sad lament it is well written. I gave it a 10. Spiritsong

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