The Song of a Blackbird Posted byDottie MoonJanuary 11, 2021Posted inUncategorized Red-winged black bird perched on a cattail Sing your song that is like a gong ringing over the field. Perched on a cattail hidden beneath a black veil. I may remark, your song like a lark. The flash of color on your wing makes my heart sing. Reading my poem Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
you are amazing Dottie, great job as always I absolutely love this one…. we have lots of Red Wing Blackbirds in Pa also… LikeLike Reply
Dottie and Lucy, we miss you. We miss playing cheetah cave and lion hunt. We liked your poem. We liked the part with the cat(tail). Love, Owen and Henry LikeLike Reply
Owen and Henry, We miss you to! I’m glad you liked my poem and I’m not surprised you liked the cat(tail) part! hope your doing well. bird nerd Dottie LikeLike Reply
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you are amazing Dottie, great job as always I absolutely love this one…. we have lots of Red Wing Blackbirds in Pa also…
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Love your poem. It makes my heart sing.
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I like how your poem rhymes and has some rhythm to it. I love poetry!
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I love rhyming and poetry to.
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Dottie and Lucy, we miss you. We miss playing cheetah cave and lion hunt. We liked your poem. We liked the part with the cat(tail). Love, Owen and Henry
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Owen and Henry,
We miss you to! I’m glad you liked my poem and I’m not surprised you liked the cat(tail) part! hope your doing well.
bird nerd Dottie
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