Blackbird Nights.
The Blackbird sings
as shades of night now
cross the shadows
of the day.
Fallen notes to drift away
on summer’s soft perfume.
And memories once more shall
haunt the
stillness of the night.
© sweetwater 2023
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The Blackbird sings
as shades of night now
cross the shadows
of the day.
Fallen notes to drift away
on summer’s soft perfume.
And memories once more shall
haunt the
stillness of the night.
.
Mine sings from a tv aerial at dusk, they have such a lovely song.
As you say a happy song. Thank you for the comment. Sue.
I liked the fact you used the word ‘cross’ – sings is almost wings – singing is almost flying. Singing and laughing are extremely important if you want to release negative energy and stale air from your being and your lungs and I wonder if Nature through this singing is always trying to show us how simple and easy to comprehend life is without ‘stale air’ and counteractive memories.
Thank you for the comment, I hadn’t thought of nature that way.
this is a really explanatory video of a doctor on youtube which you may like and which I’ve recently found.
enjoy! he seems a nice gentleman.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKpklSxr-qs
oops maybe release is not the correct verb, I wanted to say get rid of. sorry I rarely express myself in English for almost a year and again my English got rusty. do watch the video it may help you.
I’m a bit confused about why you think I may need a video to help me, I will watch the video as you have been kind enough to suggest it, But all I did was write summer poems.
help you understand what I’m saying about ‘stale air’ and ‘singing’ yes and you said you hadn’t thought etc this video explains what is stale air what singing does to your body and this is natural.
ps, the video helped me understand more and it may help you too!
I watched the video and to be honest it’s not something I’d be interested in. Singing and breathing isn’t (to me )
something I’d be looking into.
But I appreciate you thinking I may be.
no problem, take care