Spring Weddings Poem by Steven S. Walsky

Spring Weddings



What brings upon the dawn
so swiftly,
a Swallow's call.
Drifting cross the field to bloom,
to yield;
pulling another's
voice
so quickly.
Two soft songs
melding,
now one.
Two hearts beating,
neath the tall grass,
warmed by the sun.

(Copyright Steven S. Walsky,2009, all rights reserved.)

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