Daffodils

Severus Alexander

There perched, upon a craggy hill

A Night Bird from down-below

She wandered out into the day

From beneath the bows and leaves

 

Ventured from the shady still

And the quiet slow

Frivolous, she had play

And took flight on the breeze

 

She rose on grace of will

With beauty that few men know

She flew up high and far away

Above the clouds and the daffodils

  • Author: Severus Alexander (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 13th, 2016 13:10
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Comments2

  • Severus Alexander

    If this poem seems slightly off, that's probably because I stayed up until six in the morning writing it, and I was very nearly delirious.

  • Severus Alexander

    I set this poem to the tune and rhythm of "Cedarwood Road" By my favorite band, U2. Imagine it, if you would. It's quite beautiful.



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