new old kid on the blog, with an occasional old or new poem written off the old writer's block
beautiful, Vassiliscloud cracked dawn breaking in hereZen crow singingto remind usof silence
Yes, beautiful, as is the comment it from aditya...
"You can never go wrong with bird song", says the Oracle.
Pica pica. Some kinds of song seem to repeat over and over.Magpie songZen song
Thanks, friends, for joining in this "twitter" session--another friend (Tom Clark) also commented but his never appeared for some reason known only to Blogger.
And only Blogger knows its reasons. Have you not heard this one? The Blogger anthem? Sung by the magpie, Pica pica googlensis?We have no rhymeWe have no reasonAnd if you think things are going badly nowJust wait till next season
Woe is me, I have to sayI did not hear it afore todayBut hark! Out of Googledom’s Kingdom dark, a lark named ClarkHath come and swept My suffering away.
Reminds me of this piece by Rives : Mockingbird
Thanks for "chirping" in, Cassandra; unfortunately, the Rives "Mockingbird" link failed to materialize.
beautiful, Vassilis
ReplyDeletecloud cracked dawn breaking in here
Zen crow singing
to remind us
of silence
Yes, beautiful, as is the comment it from aditya...
ReplyDelete"You can never go wrong with bird song", says the Oracle.
ReplyDeletePica pica. Some kinds of song seem to repeat over and over.
ReplyDeleteMagpie song
Zen song
Thanks, friends, for joining in this "twitter" session--another friend (Tom Clark) also commented but his never appeared for some reason known only to Blogger.
ReplyDeleteAnd only Blogger knows its reasons. Have you not heard this one? The Blogger anthem? Sung by the magpie, Pica pica googlensis?
ReplyDeleteWe have no rhyme
We have no reason
And if you think things are going badly now
Just wait till next season
Woe is me, I have to say
ReplyDeleteI did not hear it afore today
But hark! Out of Googledom’s
Kingdom dark, a lark named Clark
Hath come and swept
My suffering away.
Reminds me of this piece by Rives : Mockingbird
ReplyDeleteThanks for "chirping" in, Cassandra; unfortunately, the Rives "Mockingbird" link failed to materialize.
ReplyDelete