As summer fades to grey,
Autumn brings its dampened chill.
Across the glade two figures lay,
huddled 'mongst the frozen daffodils.
One lies broken winged; in grief,
for from the ground she cannot rise.
The other keeps her warm—safe—
from her, never lifts his eyes;
Cannot forsake his mate,
he will not lose this love.
So stays as the frost abaits,
and songs sound above.
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Author:
benevolentbluebabe (
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- Comment from author about the poem: Love knows no bounds
- Category: Love
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Good write B.
they dont call em lovebirds for nothing, do they... nicely poemed if I may say so....
Neville
Good morning FRIEND ~ Thanks for a heart warming ode on Monday Morning. Elegantly penned & rhymed ! We can all learn a lot about Love & Dedication from the Animal Kingdom ! Thanks for caring & sharing .!
Love Peace & Joy
Angela & Brian 💛💛💛
The love in this ode reaches the heart and stays - -- mated for life birds such as these linger with other long after death.
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