A Sparrow in the BushA Poem by Annie N.to capture a moment a picture never could... this moment transcends the space of timeToo often
would we hear the trilling
of its voice between the cliffs, sweet song like the
blackberries ripening in summer heat;
fingers licked and we still
can’t get enough. Juice stains
bead, a prick of a needle and stiff thorn
bush ends ensnare a cotton cloud. Fruit and fingers
stained like bruises, black and blue
kisses by a mother’s tender lips that never soothe the pain "
it is a rush, a whir. © 2012 Annie N. |
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Added on September 4, 2012 Last Updated on September 4, 2012 AuthorAnnie N.AboutWe are all born writers. Only some of us are lucky enough to find the reason to begin. Contemporary Poet, Café Frequenter, Slam Poet and Full-time Youth. It's been almost 3 years at the.. more..Writing
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