Sing My Little Nightingale

Sing my little nightingale

So that I can hear your beautiful voice

So that my heart can start to rejoice

So that the world can stop the noise

 

Sing my little nightingale

I want to hear your beautiful sound

Because all day you make me proud

And it is because of you that the world I trounce

 

Sing my little nightingale

Speak out all your thoughts

Let it hurt the unbroken and heal the broken

Sweet or sour I will always listen to you

©g!o.inked

Author's Note

Okay this is the time i must have felt really depressed and ignored for the first time because this is the first poem i ever penned in my life, when i was really young. For long i have just been keeping it in my shelve and today it hit me that i should share my first seed with the world. I know it's really short but hope you enjoy it... Cheers.

Reviews

[CHRIS ANDES]

very inspiring
keep it up
=]

[Hester Vane]

Simply gorgeous. Soothing like a lullaby and very well written to say it was your first poem.

[G!o]

Thanks Hester...each time i read it, it actually do feel to me like a lullaby...

[Coyote Poetry]

A beautiful poem. I like the visions create by good description. Need to allow the nightingale to sing. Thank you sharing the excellent poem.
Coyote

[G!o]

Thank you Coyote

[Leslie Philibert]

I like this a lot, which for some reason makes me think of Keats. ( Ode to a Nightingale?) A poem of simplicity that impresses with charm. Good one.

[G!o]

Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats is one of my favorite poems, i read like a couple of weeks ago...i always have a thing for Nightingale poems pretty much made me to always view myself as a Nightingale lol...Thanks Leslie...

[Arya Le Dasmones]

This is wonderful! Some of the rhymes are forced, yes, but it's much better than my first poem, so kudos for that. I can connect with a lot of the feelings I see in the poem, though, so overall, great poem- you must have been a sweet child :) The innocence inbetween the poems is a fresh touch too.

[G!o]

Oh i was pretty much a doll while growing up...at least from what i have been told lol...thank you so much

[Arya Le Dasmones]

No problem :) thanks for sharing. Also, I recently added a new poem after a long interval, so if you could check it out that'd be great :)

[G!o]

Sure i must check it out...

[James William Dyer]

I liked it. I have a few poems laying around I wrote when I was small, too, but they're written in horrible scribbles even I can't read. I thought it'd be cool to turn the word "speak" into "beak" third line up from the bottom, it'd have the same meaning and shapes the thoughts a little.

[G!o]

Hahaha i doubt if they are as horrible as you praise them to be Dyer, you've got that talent that i yearn to have just 3/4 of it and i'll be good to go...anyway i am glad you liked it, and thanks for the suggestion.

[Call_Me_Miss_Imperfect]

Awwh, I do think that you had this was beautifully penned! You done an excellent job! It doesn't matter if it's a little short. Writing real and true poetry doesn't matter what size or length of its structures. I love the rhymes and the on-going flow too! I think that this is one of your best poems too! Keep writing and continuing the outstanding poetry! :D

Ashley Rivers--Dream BIG and you'll win BIG:)

[G!o]

Well i am so much glad and humbled that you loved it A.R...thank you so much, i'll keep my pen bleeding... :')

[Call_Me_Miss_Imperfect]

Haha of course I'd love it. You're a fantastic writer! :) you're welcome and that's great.

[spiritwind]

There is a sweetness about this poem that makes me think you were a child ~~~a mightily gifted child~~~when you penned this. Its charm way overcomes any lack of continuity in its rhyme scheme and its rhythm. I'm glad you chose to share this today, there must always be room in this world for innocence and little nightingales who sing their songs even above scenes of devastation.
Thank you very much for letting this one out of its cage! You did indeed cheer my day with this!
You know, it would be fantastic if there was a day on which we would all post our poetry that we wrote while so joyously young!

[G!o]

Thank you so much Spiritwind for this overwhelming review...when i posted this piece i was not sure if it'd get even a comment lol as much as i love it but i am so much in high spirits knowing that you guys found a special place in your heart for it too. I agree with you, i think people should let that first bird they wrote as a kid out of the cage to the world...no matter how a bit wreck-ish it may be, i think it'd still special...it is like the first love.

[spiritwind]

You feared that you might not get even 1 comment --chuckle-- I see that you have many comments... I think your first poem is way more beautiful than you realized! Perhaps you have other youthful poems that could be released from their dusty captivity...

[G!o]

Lol no the other ones are really sketchy and i did not feel them when writing...or let's say the wrong people influenced me to write them

[R.O.M.E.T.S.I.]

Retains your signiture elegance, but isn't quite as refined. It's very good, and nice to see how you've progressed. Thanks for sharing.

[G!o]

Thanks, i always look at this and it reminds how from twelve lines i have become who i am today and what i do today

[G!o]

Thanks ROMETSI...i adore looking at this because it reminds me where all i am today was born...