Russell Sivey Poet Quatern

Nature Sounds

The wind against the trees make a rustling
A sound unlike any other around
The rubbing of the limbs craft a bustling
It’s a subtle music which brings this sound

Even the lake near land has a ripple
The wind against the trees make a rustling
And the grass nearby swishes and baffles
And the wind seems to give a great panting

The water has another sound, bubbling
Sounds permeate all throughout this calm place
The wind against the trees make a rustling
Mountain sits mighty with sounds on its face

Even the light seems to speak of high marks
The scene enlightens higher than heartstrings
Sound is the number one part that embarks
The wind against the trees make a rustling…

Russell Sivey

Contest: 'SOUNDS' 
Sponsor: 	FRANK H.

5/11/2013

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Len Gasun May 15, 2013 at 8:28 AM I love the sounds of natures in your poem my dear friend! I'm loving and enjoying this one too! An outstanding quatern indeed. Thank you and thank you so much! Good luck and best wishes! love and big hugs, Leonora

Andrea Dietrich May 14, 2013 at 5:56 AM You captured some great sounds of nature in your poem, Russell. Good luck in Frank's contest.

Abdulhafeez Oyewole May 14, 2013 at 3:15 AM Wow! What's more Russell. You've done justice to the contest and nothing but winning is what you deserve. Bravo one of my favorites!

Jack Horne May 12, 2013 at 9:40 AM awesome write here, Russell

Donna Jones May 11, 2013 at 9:09 PM A lot of lovely sounds Russell...good luck!

Richard Lamoureux May 11, 2013 at 5:57 PM I am sure this gem will do very well Russell.

Sara Kendrick May 11, 2013 at 4:30 PM Reads like a winner to me..Enjoyed reading this eve..Thanks for your visits..Cowbirds were not in our area but something happened and they came in here..They can just take over an area if they can trick enough birds to rear their young..Of course, if they were too successful then all the other birds would be gone and they would no longer have anyone to do their work...Sara

Jack Horne May 11, 2013 at 3:11 PM love this, my friend - a sure winner

Poet Destroyer A May 11, 2013 at 10:26 AM I like the sound of the poem, and the embarks around. mountains carrying it's won sound reminds me a part in the Lord of the ring movies. Russell, thank you for all the nice and lovely visits in the past. After seeing and hearing the things that go on in this world, gives me reason to pray and never take my true poet friends for granted. Enjoy the greatest people and things in life. Have yourself a wonderful and lovely Mother's Day. Lots of Luv & Hugs *LINDA