This Lone Bird
This lone bird
flying alone,
in grey overcast,
seems so absurd
Dipping and swooping,
crazy circles,it makes
Such joy ,hard to fake,
inner whooping
For there is no season,
when to fly,
no reason,
not to try
Lone bird,
so high,
I wonder why?
Wings of grey,
match the cloud
Shades of grey at play,
mood unbowed
There is joy in flight,
instinctively right.
Bird on the wing,
is better than ground
for its heart does sing
Hear it's sound
all around
This heaving mass of air,
nature's invisible stair
The will to try
The will to fly
Lone bird,
is not absurd
Solo flight,
it's chief delight
Away from the crowd,
the cackles far too loud.
Must concentrate,
on invisible stair,
to climb to the cloud
It is fate,
for lone bird to meet,
high up on nature's seat
Leisurely pace,
murmur of wind on face
Billowy clouds,
away from the crowds.
Far in to the grey,
lone bird at play
Copyright © Matthew Brackley | Year Posted 2006
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