So Cries the Dove
The mourning dove cries soft and low
"Where ARE you, you, you..."
Breezes soflty blow,
lifting the humidity for a gasp
of too brief, cool air
Silent is the robin as she eyes the cat
slinking through the grasses below her nest
"Where ARE you, you, you.."
Mighty trees sing boldly at a whisper
as the wind gusts with urgency...
trying to drive away the heat that beats down
with the unbearable weight of lethargy
"you, you, Where ARE you, you, you..."
Afternoon sun finally gives way to evening shades,
submitting its weary grasp, a tenuous hold
flora and fauna sigh relief as
the heat retreats on the heels of the sun
New life is born into the air with the coolness of
waxing shadows stretching across the land
Soon the stars,
will be winking promises
and dreams will
shoot across the sky
"Where ARE you, you , you..."
the question goes unanswered.
Copyright © Trudy Diane Rider | Year Posted 2008
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