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Of a Tail Feather
A tail feather once slid
beneath fervored brow bent low
above ivory black,
love seductive, passion wet
upon parchment held and delivered
between strong hands.
Sun and time
have turned iron ink brown;
words whisper softly now
of an urgency not flashy.
No need to peacock love
as ornamentals are temporary,
worn upon a hat
or in the hair. His words
were a songbird's, meant to surround
and help me fly.
by Margaret Bednar, April 6, 2016.
This is linked with "Magpie Tales: Mag 311"
3 comments:
Sun and time
have turned iron ink brown;
words whisper softly now
Such beautiful lines..!
His words were a songbird's, meant to surround and help me fly. Beautiful line...Pain can create such a silent void.
Lovely poem... I really like how it ended!
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