Thoughts From A Bird
Posted on September 1, 2018
by Linda Lee Lyberg
16 Comments
“Faith is the bird that feels the light when the dawn is still dark.” – Rabindranath Tagore
I took a stroll round the lake one lovely summer’s eve
lost in thoughts of heartbreak and why you chose to leave
As I pondered on the words you last spoke in haste
came fluttering on the perfumed air, a tiny yellow bird
to my great surprise, he trills the answers I seek
‘We may not ever know what misery others are in
many souls cry alone, wanting never to worry
until you’ve lived in fragile bones and tender skin
you’ll never comprehend anguished inner flurries
So best to send them love wherever they may be
and in this simple way, set their broken soul free.’
And with these words he crooned softly to me
at last my burdened heart was at peace and eased.
©2018 Linda Lee Lyberg
That entire stanza ” many hearts cry alone.” is very touching and I am certain many can relate to it.
This was superb Linda. Really nice quote too.
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Thank you Drew. I appreciate your kind comments.
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This is lovely. Small yellow birds often carry great truths. I loved this poem.
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Thank you Sherry!
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until you’ve lived in fragile bones and tender skin
you’ll never comprehend
This is so true!
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Yes. Thank you Kerry.
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This was definitely an amazing piece! Bravo! 🙂
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Thank you!
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Such a touching post and an awesome quote to go with it.
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Thank you!
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I love the quote!
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Happy you enjoyed it.
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Solace from a soft whisper……touchingly versed
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Thank you.
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A very sweet poem, thanks! (This is Karin, outlawyer.). K.
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Thanks Karin!
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