Short Unhatched Poems
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When I went out this morning,
I heard two robins somewhere singing.
Then, I heard them in a bush;
One said to the other: Shush...
our unhatched babies are laughing.
You left me in the fist of a
cold night,
when the eggs were yet
unhatched;
a budding love denied.
O that the Sun stole
through the sheild of
dusk-shadows,
and noon stopped the
wind
from spurring me to
spasm,
nature would have
nutured me.
The Rose sprang at dawn,
swirling in pure ecstacy,
broken-heart entwined.
You were a bird
And I was an egg
You left me unhatched
And I was unfed
I was not a pencil
To use on your test
But you didn't care
You used his chalk instead
I was a raindrop
That fell on your head
And you brushed me off
When your heart turned to lead
My soul was a country
I couldn't defend
When you invaded my home
And you burned all my land
Embrace the day loosely don't cling
Let it flow, unhatched, free
As the river rushes or saunters
Ever rolling to the sea
With outstretched arms fly 'pon breezes
Swaying north, south, east, west
Ride the waves soaring the currents
Freedom wakes are the best
"The moment you doubt whether you can fly,
you cease forever to be able to do it."
Quoted and don't know author..
a wispy image unhatched
asks her lover to linger
in dreamy meadows
that love may blossom
until her very last life breath
living light in her beau’s heart
notices her soul is asleep
yet grants her request
singing soulful melodies
till the day her ego drops away
all energies withdrawn into Self
wherein no identity remains
within the field of oneness
the lovers as yet hold hands
enlivening the heartbeat of God