Melodies of Whippoorwills and Owls

The night was Midnight blue as we drifted into Stars where Moonbeams dream...

The Lightning and Thunder knew that we would discover 

how Owls and Whippoorwills use feather quills to compose 

Orchestrations of the Moon as we fanticize in our Dreams and 

become hypnotized by the Radiance of Stars where Angels  

dance to bursts of Gladiolus in Silent Melodies...   

Reviews

[AYVID N]

I love the owls composing orchestrations of the Moon. Owls are such magical birds and in me they inspire wonderment and awe. To just look at one is delightful in itself. You give them such a romantic touch here, dear Pat. Your poems always bring me joy of the beauty of nature and at a deeper level speak to me of the truly baffling and intricate complexities of nature. Those songs and dances happen all around us and signify the immense and abiding love of God for us. This was one midnight blue night to remember forever.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear DIVYA.. it is a pleasure to share the rapture of Nature. We have experienced a drought for a week or more… now it has rained for several days and nights. Our Circle of Homes within a Circle is once again Alive with Orchestrations of Music from our feathered friends. They come to our large Deck where the flat railing is covered with Seeds of every delicacy as the Squirrels and Crows carry off peanuts in a Shell to keep them occupied. Wishing you a 🌈 Rainbow of Blessings… as we go on with The Show. I appreciate your words with a Golden Quill.. my friend in India 🇮🇳… softly, Pat

[Farjana Chaity]

Your lines celebrate the mystical and imaginative aspects of nature, encouraging us to find wonder and beauty in the world around us.

[FGFRANKLIN]

Great piece. I miss the sound of whippoorwills where I live now. I heard them almost every warm evening as a child. Here, I must be contented with the hoots of Great horned Owls and the scree of red-tailed hawks. Your depiction of being hypnotized by stars relays the feeling we get from looking at the night sky. I enjoyed.

[Arundass TP]

Beautiful nature poem. Like a rhyme I feel. Good work 👍

[Patricia]

this is beautiful, very very very good! Magical even! Oh, the night and what belongs to it, and we sleep, well most of us anyway, surely not writers. :)

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Patricia... we have the Wings to make our Heart sing... like Whippoorwills. Lovely to discover your Review... "you are the Wind beneath my Wings"... a lovely song sung by Bette Midler.. I believe. Hope your days are pleasant. hugs and prayers, Pat

[Cherrie Palmer]

Tha silent song of life- that we are to often too busy to hear.

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Cherry… your words sound like a Pipe Organ in a Cathedral where whispers of Angel wings softly echo in the light of stained glass windows. Lovely to hear the 🎶 notes of Whippoorwills in your Review. softly, Pat

[Cherrie Palmer]

The whippoorwill he loon and the dove atr my favorite

[Neville]

you sure know your plants and birds .. whereas me I'm just a naughtyculturist and part time horneythologist .. always gently tho ..

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Neville... to be naughty is natural. especially if you spend time with Owls and feathered friends. Birds were used as Models to study in order to build our most sophisticated Aircraft. To be free to wander. softly, Pat

[Throwing Romeo]

Creative calming experience.
Thank you for sharing.

R.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Romeo... as thunder storms pass through our fertile fields of Lavender... may there be laughter and peaceful moments. I bid you adieu... Pat

[Throwing Romeo]

Thanx pat..

[Sami Khalil]

Your poems burst with romance and keen observation, appreciation of Nature's wonderful inhabitants. I think God wanted us to have companies with them and share.
Bless you!

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Sami… our feathered friends are remarkable… where do they sleep at night? I know they are hungry… just like us. Thank you for your lovely review. Many of us try to put Seed out for God’s Angels. I appreciate your Visit. tenderly, Pat

[Sami Khalil]

Wow! We sure do. You are Patricia.

[Patricia Wedel]

Thanks Sami… our Crepe Myrtle trees are beginning to blossom… I imagine you have lots of flowering trees for Summer. Thanks Sami … gently, Pat

[Sami Khalil]

Lots and lots. Same here. Enjoy your summer.