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I wish I knew your name
bluest rarity swooping
across my gardens
inspecting nectar.
.
If there were two
blue birds out back
I would suspect nesting,
but a sole explorer
passing over stopping
in for a view of colors
as petals is teason
for tarrying.
.
Say hello to the robins
and the finches, greet
an occasional humming
bird that swings in for a
swift sip each morning.
.
Whatever your name,
the robins will
be jealous and try
to scare you as if
they were grackles
.
Do not give them
more respect when they
broadcast loudly. Robins
are a mob and like a gang
get territorial.
.
Remember too that this
is a free garden, grown
for pretty and plain
feathered callers.
Dusk or dawn no
difference.
.
Lady A
09-07-16
329a
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This I really enjoyed
The winged fluttering pieces of nature
In youth we overlooked coz we were immature
Now the sights and sounds
On the same ole grounds
Seem magical & ethereal
Thank you for reopening my old eyes
They were shut for quite some time
fotever yours
Poetry cures
Love endures
©bishu
Poetry Cures
Pieces of nature captured is fine to do sometimes. After half an hour of reading Wallace Stevens, I feel my eyes are reopened and healing begun. Like that. - Lady A -
Your garden
Thoroughly enjoyed this, lady A!! I could see it all. Course, my mind did all kinds of weird stuff with it. Wish I could type the thoughts without my fingers. But, they already flew away.
Copyright © JessterStarshine
Summer Gone
Autumn brings a whole new crop of blossoms. The birds are loving it and so am I. Fly Hopefulwoman fly! - Lady A -
ps the gladiolus are beginning to bloom. Lovely.