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The Songbird Sings

Twice the shadows descend upon the ring of water, stagnant Twice the high winds hurl heavy rain awaits the Songbird's song Breaking like fine crystal the songbird descends upon the brown earth The descent creates a stir, greater Down, down the songbird coils and retracts Resistant to the downward push, the songbird sings taking in the glory of its forgotten pleasure.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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