A Night to Remember

When at last the sunlight has gone too far
Never really poking through winter clouds
Gathering pigeons near the chimneys are
Anxiously just making their warmth a crowd

Can you blame the hungry falcon up high
Survival only takes a moments dive
When panic starts the flock takes to the sky
Lest hunger need a reason to deprive

More the cycle of life goes round and round
Past horizons that measure night and day
For the cloaking night does enshrouds the ground
Make more its taste a spiritual buffet

For if all life were kind enough to live
How much more could we ever want to give
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Posted: Dec 2013
About this poem:
Reflections of a winter night,

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Comments (4)

Ravensgold
Nice one Yankee!...well crafted...I enjoyed it.beer
Yankee4you
Raven, Thank you very much handshake
beautifulyou
yankee, you took this one so home..

'For if all life were kind enough to live
How much more could we ever want to give'

love that! teddybear
rapturecapture
Hi Yankee
This is so beautiful...
thank you for sharing

Martina xxxhug kiss wave
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