Poem -
Bluebells and Birdsong
The wood bells ringÂ
out summer´s dawn,
across the fresh green
of spring´s gentle morn.
The songs of birds
charm flowers and leaves,
as a violet wave flows
amongst the trees.
The sovereign sun
and the clouds are high,
as Bluebells and birdsong
herald summer stars and skies.
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Comments
Great imagery with this write , it flows so smoothly as you read it . Beautiful poemÂ
Thank you Robert, much appreciated lovely comment. Thank you for taking the time to read my poem.
BRAVO Brother!!....what a magnificently engaging and wonderfully delivered piece of poetic charm.....and most beautiful tribute to nature's divinity!!......PINNED for absolute perfection!!.....Truly great writing dear poet brother!!......Always a pleasure my friend!!......LOVE & ROCKETS!!......T xo : )
Hi Tony, hope you are very well. A truly inspiring comment from you dear poet brother and a joy to read. Always lovely to read your comments, so inspirational. Thank you!! X
Oh I HAD to pin this, Tony. I simply love Bluebells and the way you incorporate the birdsong into your poem createsxsuch a beautiful vivid picture with your words. Fantastic!
Hope the heel is mending x
Hi Tina, hope you are very well. I love Bluebells too, lovely to walk amongst them during the Spring accompanied by birdsong. The heel is fine now, thank you for the comment, much appreciated. X
Always a beautiful read from you Tony...hugs x
Hi Marion, hope you are very well. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and taking the time to read my poem. X
Hello Tony,
this is beautiful writing. You attentively adorn natures wonders, with elegant words plucked and poetically placed, to trace the image of natures grace. Always such a pleasure to read such an eloquently described poem
Thank you for sharingÂ
Gwen x
Hi Gwendoline, thank you for your lovely comment, very kind words indeed. Thrilled that you took the time to read and comment on my poem. Thank you! x
You are very welcome, I must look at more of your poetry. It is pretty đx