Many laid upon your naked quilt!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
To the end
I was no more
but a feather plucked
from your plumage,
a trophy wasted.
© 2017 andrew mitchell
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The plumed bird in the gilded cage doth take her due. Love the metaphor and the elegant melancholy so well- expressed in this poem, my friend.
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
Thank you very much for your lovely words Annette.:)
oh man ...such a waste when a roaster has lost his plumage and color ... she was a fallen, foolish woman says i! ;)
E.
Posted 8 Years Ago
oh man ...such a waste when a roaster has lost his plumage and color ... she was a fallen, foolish woman says i! ;)
E.
8 Years Ago
lol I see your wisdom here Einstein! Thanks for reading.
8 Years Ago
:) ....................
But what a feather. Don't know why, but i read this backwards. It still does it.
Posted 8 Years Ago
But what a feather. Don't know why, but i read this backwards. It still does it.
8 Years Ago
haha thank you Paul and it does!!
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andrew mitchell adelaide, Australia
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