April 11, 2014 by Victoria C. Slotto To Thine Own Self Be True Photo: Wikipedia At a distance, a mockingbird sings delight for the summer-like day. In the overgrown lime tree just outside my window a sparrow nags— a staccato, monotone note. Which is more pleasing to its creator? Day 11–National Poetry Month Share this:FacebookLinkedInTwitterLike this:Like Loading...
I’d wager they are both equally entrancing to their creator in their own special way…otherwise, why create them.
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Thanks for this gift today, Victoria. Beautiful write. I had a bad week, I am feeling a bit better. It is hard for me to stay in the present, and stay focused.
Pamela ox
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any that choose to sing
i would say—as long as it is their own song
smiles.
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we are all different, every species here on earth. but in each of us there is beauty.
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I wish there were birdsong here, even a nagging sparrow (in decline in Europe).
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