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"Winter is Gone...Welcome Spring"...poem for c/c perhaps?
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A blackbird preens sheen-blue feathers
while cocking gold eyes on it's thunder-dark
flock. Never beaked, stranded, it trusts tethers,
whether, or not, tethers weather the bark
Of crested, not breasted, bluejays. Mean birds.
Gorgeous flappers. Routed by red robins,
when red beaks Springtime song, in lieu of words.
Robins swarm. Advanced schedules of 'bobbins'.
Too advanced. Worms delight in frigid nights.
No rain to flush them birdward. Black, blue, red,
flock away. A sky of Winter delights
resolves to a message, 'Spring is not dead.'
From blackbirds, to Spring, then Winter again.
This is quite normal...notarized 'Amen! '
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4 Answers
- THE BANNIBAL ONELv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Well versed prose conveying changing moods and seasons that fool us.
The context is written in a metaphorical scheme,meanings askew.
Rhyme scheme notwithstanding a colorful well documented poem.
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Source(s): University library poetry collection - Warren DLv 78 years ago
I like this. The imagery is excellent.
Have I seen God? I see Him every time I see nature.
The sky, the animals, the birds, the seasons.
In the grey of Winter the bright feathers of the birds restore color to the world.
- ?Lv 78 years ago
Very nicely written. Shows me that i need to watch the skies of Arizona for the beauty of flight and our feathery friends more often.
- Lapiz Dominoes.Lv 78 years ago
Watch/Hear `Zombie Apocalypse Aftermath`
You are SO lucky to be where there is animal wild-life!
