Robin's Song

Red Breasted Robin

    braving winter's snow;

soon to sing

        spring's debut~

melodies of pure enchantment

I will wait ~ I will listen

Reviews

[Betty Hermelee]

Yes, those Robin's are amazing; what do they eat all winter? But I as well, love their melodies, an yes soon they will hark in a rainbow of spring. I will listen too.!
Lovely piece Fran, just what we need in these frigid times!
Best, B.

[Fran Marie]

Thank you Betty for your
lovely review 😊

[jacob erin-cilberto]

Rockin' Robin, tweet tweet tweedlee deet...

Go Rockin' Robin cause I really wanna rock tonight...

[Fran Marie]

He rocks in the tree tops all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song..all the little birds on jaybird Street

[jacob erin-cilberto]

every little swallow, every chicadee, every little bird in the tall oak tree, the wise old owl, the big black crow....

[Fran Marie]

Flappin' their wings singing go bird go
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet

[jacob erin-cilberto]

yup----your title also reminded me of a lyric in a Cat Stevens' song...""listen to the robin's song saying not to worry"----
this poem sure spurred some conversation...
definitely a good piece of writing.

[Fran Marie]

Ah thanks Jacob, for playing, that was fun I'll look that one up by Cat Stevens
back to the drawing board ..or writing board..i appreciate you..dear poet

[Robert Robbie Lord Dudl..]

Therein the garden life is short and so is thier work to pick firstly.
they birds & make us all see them as not food it's not thier thing to do to flit or flutter or fly about just like a beak will starve for love

[Fran Marie]

Thank you for reading.
much appreciated

[John the Baptist]

After January, he can't come soon enough. I wonder if he's familiar with that bit about the early bird and the worm.

[Fran Marie]

Thanks..Hmm I wonder ..maybe the
robin knows that one..hope he comes early too

[Unspoken poet]

Robins are such lovely birds, those and bluejays... Robin i have been told is a sign of your loved one returning to see how you are doing. What a wonderful write Fran...

[Fran Marie]

yes I've heard that about robins
thanks so much for reading😊

[Unspoken poet]

not a problem

[Fabian G. Franklin]

I like robins. I like to watch them hop through the yard searching for worms. But my favorites by far in winter are the cardinals; especially when it snows. They look like drops of blood or holly berries against the pristine white. Something about that sharp contrast that bewitches. We get bluebirds here every spring. I can't wait to see the first one. Yesterday a goldfinch came to my feeder. It was gorgeous. And two beautiful woodpeckers came as well. I so love the little birds. Great write, my friend. I enjoyed.

[Fran Marie]

Thanks Fabian ..yes we too have
a lot of cardinals..vivid colors such a
beautiful bird..😊

[Gee]

The Robin, my mother reincarnated, or so she said she would be before her passing.
Roll on Spring Fran Marie.
Enjoyed your words

[Fran Marie]

yes ..just believe
thanks Gee for reading😊

[Rev Edward McClelland]

Hope put to beautiful words.

[Fran Marie]

Thanks Edward;
s o very much appreciated;

[lessa (kenzie)]

how I wish it was already spring, we have a foot of snow on the ground right now,
This is lovely

[Fran Marie]

Thanks Lessa so much for reading

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Fran… the Red breasted Robin is a Bird most of us remember from our Childhood… it ties the years together with pretty Ribbon. gently, Pat

[Fran Marie]

Thanks Pat ..yes when the red red robin
comes bob bob bobin' along with his ribbons of springtime..😊