Sonnet 90: Summer Dawn Poem by David Wood

Clouds float gently above a tranquil sky
A semi-transparent lustre high above
Red Kites circling the higher they fly
And song thrushes loudly sing songs of love

Nature still slumbers in the early dawn
Early mist gives way to shafts of bright light
Blackbirds and robins feed their newly born
And tired bats wonder why it’s not night

Bees now wander from flower to flower
Butterflies skip and dance their merry way
A gold sun rules with absolute power
Summer’s delights are here and here to stay

Early summer morning gently unfold
The story of the wood starts to be told