| On The Oaks Once upon on the trees Peering from afar Through the murky mist, I stood on the water's pebbles Making out, of the mind of the finch, Of the birds, alighting upon the oaken stems. The brink of the scenario more beckoned unto me Feeling every detail, of there thoughts, as they were in pairs. "Forest of oaks and oaks of birds; festive of love and that of birds" Being a bird watcher, I wondered alone as a lonely moon Whose sight is never departing Unearthing the seraphic nature of these creature The birds in tryst; yea, on the oaks. |
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