MORSELS AND SCRAPS

nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

The morning rain
The roof tiles glisten
The steady stream
Of droplets listen
At windows glass
Peering in
A symphony of sound
The hours begin.

A lazy start
To a dampened day
Hair unbrushed
A cold coffee to lay
With a newspaper
As yet unread
Another cigarette
Words unsaid.

A shivering bird
Upon gutters shame
Wraps its feathers
About its frame
The search to start
Morsels and scraps
To close its eyes
And gently naps.

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  • sorenbarrett

    Here the bird mirrors the narrator in its behaviors and manners and the mood is set by the day. Nicely written



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