A violet bird sits
in her nest in the arbor,
filling sky with song
.
.
Congratulations Philip and Violet
just 10 more weeks ’til hatching!
A violet bird sits
in her nest in the arbor,
filling sky with song
.
.
Congratulations Philip and Violet
just 10 more weeks ’til hatching!
Trees are blossoming
with the glorious promise
of summertime fruit
(c) Shawn Bird
Previous chapters: one,
(Chapter two)
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and onto chapter three
My sky
is lit with blue
sparkling with the frost
that glistens on the trees.
Your sky
is a vast midnight
glowing with the snow
that reflects a sunless sky.
Our sky
is knit with stars
sparkling in the coolness
that connects our continents.
.
.
I’m missing my host families in Finland today, and thinking of the Finnish winter skies that are bright despite the absence of the sun as the snow reflects light so even in the dark, the world glows with light. There is a metaphor here for life!
Snow dances off my roof
wind weaves white ribbons of light
and holds aloft crystaline
lace doilies.
The misery of your biology and history
are a catastrophe wrapped in mystery.
.
The history of your misery
hurries worries.
The catastrophe of the mystery
buries furies.
.
Your biology creates
a doxology
of apology.
.
Misery
is your
personal mystery,
and our
catastrophe.
.
.
Thinking about the impact of untreated mental illness upon relationships.
It was intriguing to play with quite closely related rhyme, repetition, and unifying consonance.
The snow falls.
I push the shovel on the driveway
at half speed
missing you.
.
I miss listening to the
rhythmic racing
scrapes
across the driveway.
.
I miss you coming in
red from exertion,
frozen drips from your nose
your glasses frosted.
.
I miss kissing your cold lips
and wrapping you
in the warmth
of my thankfulness.
There is an empty place
where there should be your face
Be happy where you are
though it is much too far
Away, my love. from my embrace
Return.
I long to kiss your face.
choice limerick June 24, 2011
Tags: choices, limerick, poem, postaday2011
He’s clueless why he always loses.
He shouts as he makes more excuses.
While he shrieks about fairness,
there’s no self-awareness,
That life comes from just what he chooses.
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