Door Wreath Nest
We fought a wills grief, but your push prevailed,
Nest over my door; guests will share another gate.
Don't chide as other birds, you flew and wailed,
My heart won't allow me to destroy this template.
Nest over my door; guests will share another gate,
Where ever you fly, your nest is hither. Winner!
My heart won't allow me to destroy this template,
Your idea to nest near fills me with a glimmer.
Where ever you fly, your nest is hither. Winner!
As your folk grows, it will spur me of my children,
Your idea to nest near fills me with a glimmer,
You and your pal can secure food in a swift run.
As your folk grows, it will spur me of my children,
They're keen to fly once you well fulfill their need,
You and your pal can secure food in a swift run,
I recall, the joy and pain of eyeing my kids stampede.
They're keen to fly once you well fulfill their need,
They'll test their wings and spot if they're sturdy,
I recall, the joy and pain of eyeing my kids stampede,
Without noting your loss, they'll flee and be wordy.
They'll test their wings and spot if they're sturdy,
Don't chide as other birds, you flew and wailed,
Without noting your loss, they'll flee and be wordy,
We fought a wills grief, but your push prevailed.
6th Place Contest Winner
Written: June 1st, 2022
Flight II Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Chantelle Anne Cooke
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