Showing posts with label nightingales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nightingales. Show all posts

Monday, 28 November 2016

Song In The Night


A little poem about an observation and general thoughts.





Song In The Night  -  06 Nov 16

Nightingale takes the melody
Shared with the blackbird
Chorus in the night
Singing in the secret darkness
Of a special world
The song fills everything





I remember listening to blackbirds singing at night when I lived in London.


Friday, 4 November 2016

Listening [Acrostic]


An acrostic for your perusal today.





Listening [Acrostic]  -  13 Oct 16

Let us go
Into the void to listen
Songs tell of the ancient times
Through words from the beginning
Empty now the songs await
Needing only music
Inspiration of the sweetest kind
Nightingales talk about the
Golden era





Listen to the songs around you.


Monday, 25 April 2011

Night To Night


The first stanza was born in the early hours of 24 Apr 11 when I noticed a last-quarter Moon hanging over the eastern skyline, it fell neatly in Haikū format. Another day passed before the second and third stanzas asked to be birthed, the second in Tanka and the third back in Haikū form.





Night To Night - 24/25 Apr 11

Half Moon ~ Eastern sky
Wind rattling willow leaves
Owls serenading

Dawn ~ Sun rushing on
Racing wind ~ chasing a cloud
Shadows hide the dark
Night waits in caves, crevices
Waiting for time to emerge

Sunset, sets night free
To roam the land ~ sing with owls
Nightingales surprised





I find it fascinating the way poems are birthed and...sometimes, insist on being birthed.


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