Passing BirdA Poem by TheBumblebeeA little something a certain someone inspired :)Briefest of flickers, a snipped wick without flame, The bird passed overhead. A dark comet of feathers, A fine costume indeed for a part without name. Entirely free from all earthly tethers, Belonging to that moment behind a closed eye, She is the air that chases the weather. And from her perch, where distinction dies On the surf of night’s retreating wave, Which passes over all, she spies A thousand milling ants, working to their grave. Without a thought or
any pair Worthy of her time to save. But what sits on that branch up there? Blink and let it disappear. © 2013 TheBumblebeeAuthor's Note
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AuthorTheBumblebeeYork, United KingdomAboutI spend more time reading and less time sleeping, hardly surprising for a bookworm really. I'm a manic Shelley fan, with Lord Byron and Mr Keats following in close pursuit. Also a fan of Sade, Plato, .. more..Writing
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