
I waste not a drop of ink
On my quill pen
The thoughts I wish to share
Call upon me this morning
The whippoorwill
I hobbled to the front porch
My rickety old bones
Be it on a limb
High in a tree
It sang and sang
As the leaves spiral before me
I thought in delight
If it is telling me
It must go
Only to sing me a farewell song
Till come spring once more
I smiled
Then cast some seed to the ground
Come back to me
Said I to my lovely friend
When the frost has left the mountain
And return spring buds
Then
I'll be longing to hear your lovely song
Once more
Should the winter frost
Take my soul
Sing once more my lovely whippoorwill
For
From Heaven I'll be listening
Copyright 2007
Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU 9/28/2007
This is beautiful... "Sing My Lovely Whippoorwill" is a poetic feast.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Your words captured a calm and inspiring feelings
Excellent write!!
Love Peace and hugssss...Morning Star
Be safe,
Karen
- Bill
a very nice work of thought through poem...
Art Sun....
Kathy
Regis
Fee
Blessings,
Joyce B.