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Tuesday, March 14, 2017

குழு உருவாக்கப்பட்டதன் பின்னர் பெறப்படும் அழைப்பு விடுப்பதற்கான இணைப்பை (Invite Link) நண்பர்களுக்கு வழங்குவதன் மூலம் அவர்களால் உங்கள் குழுவில் இணைய முடியும்.

Saturday, January 21, 2017

RED BIRD OF WINTER

Every morning you call to me.
Long after the leaves have fallen,
you still come
to perch on thorny branches.
Today your song
is a reproach:
tsk, tsk.

I couldn't sleep again.
I rise from bed,
my hip aching
and watch you pick your way,
through frozen tufts of grass.
Your red does not fade.
I want to be like you
and never lose my appetite for morning.

By Annette Opalczynski


Soft comes the hush of eventide
And songbirds hide
In limbs of budded trees
To bid farewell to setting sun
With lullabies they've sung
Each night for centuries.

A lark is winging swiftly home -
Black dot alone -
Beneath auroral clouds.
All nature makes a homeward rush
As twilight's rosy blush
The eyes of night arouse.

By Margaret Yacavace




SNOW VISION

Lovely tree,
Yesterday
wild winds of winter combed
your black and twining hair.
When dawn blinked
You emerged 
softly capped in ermine,
star-kissed with diamonds. 
Wind's sharp breath caught in his throat 
and sun, stricken sun, 
can't turn his eye from you.

By Rita Reed