Hummingbird, HummingbirdA Poem by Edward ClayA little something I found locked away in the archives.I sat and listened to the hummingbird singing me a song - it told me of tales and stories all the cold night long. He said, "when i sing, my wings skip a beat, and all that i tell you, will never deplete." And the humming bird was right, he didn't tell a lie, I sat back and listened; letting out a blissful sigh. Caressed in tune and wrapped in verse, all seemed wonderful, nothing did hurt. And the trees did sway, in time with it all, the wind gentle and fragile, from something so small. Then with one last swoop, it let out one last breath, and told me it was over, that he wasn't afraid of death. I begged it to stay, to live with me in song, to hold my world together, to help me to belong. And the hummingbird exhausted, said one last beautiful thing, and suddenly i understood, it could simply no longer sing. © 2008 Edward ClayReviews
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6 Reviews Added on February 21, 2008 AuthorEdward ClayThe land of wherever, just south of Nowhere.About"So where you headed in this old broken town, where the day glow orange of the midnight moon is the warmth you gather around? What's there to see apart from the dusty nights under sewn matress skies, .. more..Writing
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