What Each Day Holds Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

What Each Day Holds

I saw a woodpecker, the other day,
He pecked and pecked and pecked away,
Pecking is his only goal,
He's such a noisey little soul!

I saw a robin the other day,
He sang his tune so bright and gay,
Singing out his favourite song,
He flapped his wings, then he was gone!


I saw a flower the other day,
Blessed by a butterfly, made my day!
It touched each petal, oh so tight
Nature's such a splendid sight.


Jayne Louise Davies

Saturday, August 19, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: butterfly
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Jayne Louise Davies

Jayne Louise Davies

Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Taff
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