Sole Soul

The lonely bird,
Atop the lowly birch,
Amidst empty branch,
It's only perch.

The white sun's,
Blinding light,
Drowns solely,
The bird's plight.

In summer's dry,
Afternoon sings,
The winged life,
Yet it brings

Not a soul,
Only the fiery hole,
Atop it's lofty perch,
Bears witness

To the bird's cry,
From sanguine sky,
Listen and sigh,
What beneath lies.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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