About the Poem
I find myself quite frequently writing about birds as an extended metaphor. Asking myself why, I could only answer; they're beautiful - they keep things simple - and they mate for life.
Serenades |
| by Nancy Ness |
| Trill, the Silktailed Warbler sings Serenades from lofty wings. Erudite, astute and wise, Sees through perspicacious eyes. Debonair and jovial, Winsome plumes adorn his soul. Gilded bevies entreat love; Thither nestles his fair dove. |
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