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Moon and Its Nightingales

The moon,
And its nightingales,

Has flown,
Into your soul,

With a roses kiss,
And my love
Reynaldo Casison

Premium Member Song of Nightingales

      Nightingales are singing 
      To a world wide awake. 
     Oh my, how they ensnare!
      How wonderfully sublime; 
     They spread joy in the air.

     Nightingales are singing 
        As I rise with the Sun 
   With my eyes closed, I listen. 
     I hear them loud and clear.
Their songs, jewels that glisten.

       Nightingales are singing 
     Much to my heart's content.
     They hold me tight in bliss,
          Paying rapt attention;
      No moment quite like this!

        Nightingales are singing
     Brightening my gloomy day. 
         If only they could sing 
          Until the end of time. 
   This morn', bells of mirth ring!

Nightingales Cry Too

As soon as seeing the roses 
cut and bound in sheaves,
Nightingales began to sing in pains
through the dying rose leaves


Premium Member Nightingales Flappers

Can you believe this amazing crazy limit 
Nightingales flap their wings 60 times per minute
Holy crap that's faster
Faster than a hamster
When needing to pee they perform like a gymnast

Premium Member Nightingales

at the close of day
sweet nightingales serenade ~
crepuscular choir

Chosen bird - nightingales
Songbird Haiku Poetry Contest
sponsored by Tania Kitchin

5,7,5 checked with how many syllables

08/13/21

For the Nightingales

in an age of antecedent attention    
adoration for the weak  
penchant for the at ease  
you arise    
you walk with grace    
across burning coals    
craving to feel the heat    
   
vehement with rhetoric meetings    
banished to breathe    
the defiance of the devil    
the here and the now    
   
into our ashes    
you sing    
to all us suffering nightingales    
as we nurse from your teat  
   
sliced through our banished wounds    
slit up amid the fear    
curling into every empty cavity  
lost in (the) spaces {of our mind}  
one virtuous note at a time


A Nightingales Slumber

I bestow my eyes upon the most captivating of creations. 
Her breath soft and steady as she falls more deeply into her slumber.
I listen as the silence she lay in becomes disturbed by the lingering sound of her breath as it escapes her lips.
I watch as the light begins to dance on her skin.
Utter adoration filling my soul as i softly stroke her porcelain cheek.
Bubbling laughter now fills my mind as a sweet smile is formed by her perfect strawberry lips.
I become lost at the sight of her beauty so peaceful as she rests beside me.
I drift in my thoughts taking in every part of her perfectly molded satin skin.
My nightingale so strong yet so poise.
In the early hours of yet another graciously granted morning i lay speechless..... I am taken by you! My love! 
All i need all i crave nothing more than a mere reach away from my touch. 
I smile as i bask in your ambiance.
As i close my eyes and draw you close i am thankful to my nightingale for another perfect ray.

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