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I Heard The Whip-Poor-Will sing
Down where the lavender wisteria blooms. For the first time this spring, and early in the morning I heard the whip-poor-will sing its intriguing tune. Later, when I looked out the kitchen window. Birds of many species were swarming freshly filled birdfeeders. House finches, red cardinals, and sparrows as well Doves upon the ground nibbled and were well fed. Birds' melodies mix with the sighing of the pines. At the faint light of spring's dawn How nature's symphony fills the morn's air An awakening of all my senses, Beauty exploding everywhere. The Whip-poor-will's haunting call, Echoes through the misty hollow A song of deep mystery, A melody touches my soul. Wisteria petals dance with the gentle breeze, Their fragrance intoxicating, As the birds flit and flutter, Feeding on the bounty In this moment of quiet reverence, I am reminded of the interconnectedness, Of all living things in this world, Bound by the threads of existence. So I listen to the Whip-poor-will's song, Though brief, letting it carry me away, To a place of peace and harmony, Where the wisteria blooms forevermore.
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