Verdin In A Desert Willow   2 comments

Little Verdin in the Desert Willow by kenne

Little Verdin in the Desert Willow

A tiny pulse of feather—
among the Willow’s green—
the Sky—so dark a Sapphire—
it swallows what is seen—
He flickers—like a secret—
the Morning will not tell—
and leaves the hush of Desert—
more infinite—and still—

2 responses to “Verdin In A Desert Willow

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  1. Thank you, Kenne, for the beautiful poem and the little bird that inspired your words.

    Joanna

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