Oh To Be A Swift

w c

Oh To Be A Swift

 

Oh to be a swift

And tumble in the sky

Quick banks right and left

And climbs from low to high

 

Moves acrobatic

While hunting in midair

I’d love to fly there too

While the others stopped and stared

 

In the open spaces

I’d fly with swallows some

With acrobatics too

There maneuvering in the sun

 

When the day was over

I’d perch in my nest

A little structure I glued

Where I could get some rest

  • Author: w c (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 18th, 2018 10:15
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Aislinn Wilson

    This makes me think of the lyrics of Cosmo Sheldrake! Great poem!

    • w c

      Thanks Aislinn. I'm glad you could relate to the poem.

    • orchidee

      Good write again w c.

      • w c

        Thanks orchidee. I appreciate your support

      • Fay Slimm.

        What a wonderful bird your verse celebrates W.C. - I should love to see too what it is like up there in the sky with a swift. Lovely read.

        • w c

          Thanks Fay! I really appreciate your comment. I believe we'll have wings one day.

        • lasergraph

          Such a feeling of freedom, where gravity takes a break.

          • w c

            Yes L. From gravity the birds fly high.

          • Heather T

            Enjoyed the soaring ride on the wings of your words. Lovely!

            • w c

              Thanks Heather! I'm glad you enjoyed the poem. Soaring and never boring.

            • Accidental Poet

              Another excellent write WC.

              • w c

                Thanks AP! I really appreciate your support.

              • Goldfinch60

                Wonderful birds swifts. I have been fortunate to help one in the past. At a place where I used to work we had swifts nesting in the roof. One morning I came to work and one had got stuck under the ridge of the building, I got a ladder and freed it to fly once more.



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