G.H. Mosson’s most recent poem to appear here was “Painting Break” (May 2020).
Birds’ View
By G.H. Mosson
What is it like to be you,
you with the bird’s view,
lunatic of Spring?
Trilling from the trees
between dewed grass and daybreak
above a stroller like me,
you arrive twin-like and feather-light
as squirrels munch nuts in the open
and magnolias blush pink or white.s
Glad mob of the wind’s kisses,
eternal return’s chatterboxes,
thank you for the song bouquet
as yesterday thaws, tomorrow unfolds
from looser ground, with slackening cold,
to mustard yellows and copper golds.
Little flowers pop up as brightness emboldens.
Who would dare not to grow?
Who can sit frozen?
Absolutely lovely, inspiring . Gives a reason to live fully in small things. Thank you
I really like this stanza.
as yesterday thaws, tomorrow unfolds
from looser ground, with slackening cold,
to mustard yellows and copper golds.