Songbirds Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE

Songbirds

Rating: 5.0


Songbirds fly and songbirds sing
Such a sense of joy they bring,
The day is new
The sky is blue
Rising sun of morning fair,
Shines the light that shines so bright
Nature wakes and ends the night
I greet the dawn
And feel reborn
And happiness is everywhere.

Songbirds sing and songbirds soar
As mist does drift across the moor,
The ghostly hills
The eerie chills
Gently warm as shadows cry,
Colours grey now colours hue
Sunlight now is shining through,
And so it clears
And dewy tears
Do slowly start to fade and dry.

Songbirds fly and songbirds call
Within the trees that rise and fall,
Sweet air I breathe
While colours weave
Their way inside such harmony,
Willows grow and willows weep
Beside the pastures that do sleep,
Cool waters flow
And breezes blow
Across the land so wild and free.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ernestine Northover 24 March 2008

What a divine write. The flow is absolutely superb and the contents also. Loved it. love and hugs Ernestine XXX

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Duncan Wyllie 19 March 2008

Prose? Poem? Both? It matters little, for the quality of your amazing imput shines through eitherway Love duncan X

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Jeannie Ann Clark 23 January 2008

Very nice, Andrew...flows nice with great content. Thank you; keep writing.10.

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Thad Wilk 16 January 2008

Very beautiful poem touching and eloquent in every word! ! ! *10*! ! Thanks Andrew For sharing! ! Friend Thad

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