Bird, Grass, and Wind

Bird, Grass, and Wind

 

A passerine’s upon an oaken bough

With roosted tune, enduring, never new

Extending through the woods eternal vows

His coat—and heart—a craven ocher hue.

 

This strain of strain does aggravate the wind

So breezes carry off the toiling tune.

No matter how the fledgling finds it’s sinned,

It’s raw to currents’ wishes to commune.

 

But blades of grass do sway with gale’s desire,

The gale, in turn, proceeds as flora sway,

Now here, now there, not ever arranged as prior,

But always matching harmonies they play.

 

A world’s vibrations always undulate,

So bliss shall come for souls without constraint.

 

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