Attribution: Brocken Inaglory
Image: Migratory Birds taking a BreatherSource: Wikimedia Commons (here)
The 12 words are:
apple claws clues cradle
exile peering
pile secret rash spirits
stories three
Peering through the leaves
stabs of the sun’s rays pierced
through the peaceful morning air
Revealing a secret rendezvous
of beautiful wild birds which
landed in threes making
a bee-line
for the solace of a lake enveloped
with a blanket of mist so serene
Exiled within the cradle
of greenery
and in high spirits,
gliding and skipping
the water’s surface with the temerity
of rash abundance before
landing chirping
with stories to tell of
a tired journey
A crowded morning tacit in its desire
to draw clues as to what
were there ahead
They laid back against a pile
of drift-wood
made up of old apple
trees with their
claws embedded in a tired stupor
To later continue their perilous endeavor
guided only by the natural instincts
befitting of migratory birds
Written for Brenda's Sunday Whirl Wordle #127 Shared with
Mary's hosting at Poets United's Poetry Pantry #168
Written for Brenda's Sunday Whirl Wordle #127 Shared with
Mary's hosting at Poets United's Poetry Pantry #168
You've painted a serene scene, Hank. A lush write set in nature's beauty. Autumn resounds!
ReplyDeleteThey do have quite the journey every season and they sure know reason
ReplyDeleteThe migration of birds each year is such a wondrous miracle to me. Man could never accomplish such a feat. Well written, Hank.
ReplyDeleteI always love a poem with birds in it. So well told, Hank!
ReplyDeletedef like all the nature touches in this hank...nice visuals making it easy to see...and hear...
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed this! Great images!
ReplyDeleteA journey in the life of a bird..I'm with Sherry I always like a poem with birds..would be marvelous to fly.
ReplyDeleteI really like your second stanza. I can see those birds and the lake. Great job.
ReplyDeleteA lovely scene you have created, Hank.
ReplyDeletePamela
I like this. Very visual writing.
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