The Chime’s Ring

The Chime’s Ring

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz
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Old Man Magic

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The Chime’s Ring

For a brief moment I held the chime of time
Oh so close to a weathered me
I asked the chime if it was mine
When the sounding silence chanted a kiss
the dew of life embraced me

Whilst little birds sang
Bugs crawled across the land
wishing to surely fly
I stooped down to give them a ride
Off in the air did they sing
The Bugs of Air had won the chime’s ring!







© 2019 Alfred Kukitz


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Thanks Andrew! I really felt like a giant tree watching this poem unfold.

regards,
al

Posted 5 Years Ago


Nicely in touch with nature Al, sadly I hear our insect friends have dropped by 43%, alarmingly so due to climate change and over use of insecticides. Particularly moths , butterflies and bees are in danger. Somehow mosquitoes and flies seem unaffected. Funny that!

Posted 5 Years Ago


Thanks Jacob! This was and still is a merry piece. It causes laughter in the soul!

regards,
al

Posted 5 Years Ago


another gem of a write...giving the bug a ride reminds me of those who have helping the have not's....

Posted 5 Years Ago



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Added on January 13, 2019
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Tags: Chime, time, dew, bugs

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Alfred Kukitz
Alfred Kukitz

Deering, NH



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