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Red Bird
supremely perched, observing the earth
with fiery feathers preened to a tee in an abstract normality
the spaciousness of carved wordings entice curious fingertips to press against
courtly verses as they passed through ancient breaths
this adornment is heaved high upon a rift
today, winter's canopy chokes the sun from the inner sanctum
forcing out the horizon's pungent displays of serenading inspirations
translucent fingers easily reach in and squeeze tightened emotions again
savoring not, scented air until the Earth completes its circling mission
not even the gathering of animals can prepare them for this pandemic silencing
still the frigid peaks praise the storm bated plumes of rage
out numbered are we by our own fate. nor a one, escape
vessels swell tight with vintage wines,
flaring nostrils wild on crawling time
the Moon did lend its hand, bringing forth its pull on love's ebb and flow,
as did, erosion step forth to rip loose the rose from the earth
consider not the gift of present, a curse
distant is the eye that can't see inside, even as the sky
reaches down to touch the ocean's spine, simply for the sake of time.
with fiery feathers preened to a tee in an abstract normality
the spaciousness of carved wordings entice curious fingertips to press against
courtly verses as they passed through ancient breaths
this adornment is heaved high upon a rift
today, winter's canopy chokes the sun from the inner sanctum
forcing out the horizon's pungent displays of serenading inspirations
translucent fingers easily reach in and squeeze tightened emotions again
savoring not, scented air until the Earth completes its circling mission
not even the gathering of animals can prepare them for this pandemic silencing
still the frigid peaks praise the storm bated plumes of rage
out numbered are we by our own fate. nor a one, escape
vessels swell tight with vintage wines,
flaring nostrils wild on crawling time
the Moon did lend its hand, bringing forth its pull on love's ebb and flow,
as did, erosion step forth to rip loose the rose from the earth
consider not the gift of present, a curse
distant is the eye that can't see inside, even as the sky
reaches down to touch the ocean's spine, simply for the sake of time.
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