A Thrush And A Mockingbird Poem by Juan Olivarez

A Thrush And A Mockingbird

Rating: 5.0


A thrush and a mockingbird,
On a limb did meet.
The thrush said chirp, chirp,
The mockingbird said, tweet, tweet.

The mockingbird was first voice,
The thrush joined right in.
Twas a beautiful choice,
Of the two feathered friends.

A woodpecker flew in,
And started keeping the beat.
And all the feathered kin,
Made the gig complete.

And the trees came alive,
So early in the day.
And I felt wonderful vibes,
In the bed where I lay.

1/15/11 Alton Texas

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Smoky Hoss 15 November 2011

I like this, and what a great way to wake up.

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Jean Dament 15 January 2011

A sweet, nature poem that had a nice natural flow to it. Spiritsong

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