Hummingbird
Hummingbird, hummingbird
what's your hurry?
Darting quickly through the air
I can scarcely
see you coming
In an instant you are there
Of God's creatures
on the wing
in the day or dark of night
None so perfectly
maneuver
You are matchless in your flight
Through time and space
as if by magic
how abruptly you arrive
I try to keep my eyes
upon you
as you soar and quickly dive
With the butterfly and moth
and other insects
great and small
Among the flowers
do you hover
drawn by scent of nectar's call
How I love to
sit and watch you
as you travel to and fro
You have struck
a chord within me
and I dearly love you so
Hummingbird, hummingbird
I await you
as the first light signals dawn
I can scarcely
see you coming
In an instant you are gone
Copyright © Michael Wise | Year Posted 2019
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