michael oliver (13-4-1948 / swansea)
Poems by michael oliver : 59 / 81
The birds of a winter evenings
The unmoving of the air sings the midwinter sigh
Trees being unheard veils of the summer memory
Their thin rhythm hold the alighted evening notes
A suggested whisper in the dusk sky emptiness
These bird placed improvisations lilting with some aria
In the fabric of the turning seasons slumber
A winter air lullaby a roosted moments harmony
To the wan sun and the year's setting
michael oliver
Submitted: Sunday, January 13, 2013
Edited: Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Poems by michael oliver : 59 / 81
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Beautiful! Suggested whisper! So many random great ideas here gives the piece it's magic. Loved it Mike.
You setting a nice panorama for us to enjoy_Soul