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Books
· Yoo Hoo the Dragon

· Momma's Bootcamp

· Girdy the Witch


Short Stories
· A Real Country Cowgirl

· Winter Fantasy

· Mr. Skellie

· Santa's Wishes

· A Thanksgiving to Remember


Poetry
· Removed the Veil

· A Real Country Cowgirl

· The Scarebat Bus

· Love Shared

· Three Wise Men

· How Much I Love You

· With Open Arms

· The Truth

· Communication

· HEARTACHE

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Bird Set Free

by Teresa M Walker — Read all 50 poems by Teresa M Walker

A life story, being set free.

Monday, July 16, 2012


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Bird Set Free

Caught by life’s intrigue,

A snare that most know,

Senses awakened,

By smell, touch, or prose.

Eyes discern beauty,

Cast looks to their den,

Hearts captivated,

By minds and by man.

The cage holds their victims,

Along journeys end,

Will it be foe, Or will it be friend?

Life does not promise,

It teaches to trust,

Birds in a cage,

See things as unjust.

As a metronome clicks,

To sounds like a swing,

Is birthing a plan,

To make a bird sing.

A novel believed,

Yes, naivety,

But keys to the door,

That set the bird free.

Now flying high,

To a distance beyond,

Hope, love, forgiveness,

Help make this bird strong.

© By Teresa Bellamy Walker    

 

 

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Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on August 7, 2012
SOME 'BIRDS' DON'T REALIZE THE RESTRICTIONS THAT A CAGE IMPOSES ON THEM. BUT WHEN THE DOOR IS OPENED AND THEY FLY OUT...IT IS ONLY THEN THAT THEY CAN REALIZE THE CRUELTY OF THEIR CAPTIVITY AND THE RICH BLESSINGS OF THEIR FREEDOM. A FINE METAPHOR THAT IS SO WELL DONE, THEREA...VERY WELL DONE. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on July 16, 2012
free is a nice dream for any caged being, human or animal only the most docile do not wish for it. very interesting write.
Budd

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 16, 2012
The great metaphor for those who are trapped in a bad marriage. It is only until they can find the keys in the door that they can fly free.

On the other hand, a green parrot once landed on my deck close to my sliding glass door where I could observe for a while. After he flew off, I learned that there were large colonies of green parrots in the area. It's great when you see caged birds fly free.

Ron


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