June 3, 2019Poem
I heard the Bluebells ring
griefnaturemusictimemortality
I heard the Bluebells ring
Beneath the shadow
Of an English Oak
As the grass grew
Lush and green
Every leaf striving
For survival
I heard a Nightingale sing
The moon grow bright
In a graveyard sky
As the wind blew
Memories
Between mourners
Waiting in dark corners
For the spirit
To come upon them
As the Bluebells tolled
With disregard
For any outcome
To their peeling
I heard children cry
As stories were told
Of the brave and bold
And understood that
Every word said
Was a true keening
Of sorrow
As well as goodbye.