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Songbird

A poem.

By Marsha SinghPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Songbird
Photo by Sardar Faizan on Unsplash

I called to you

softly when I

was young; my

voice bounced off

the bricks of a

suburban slum,

sauntered down

side streets and

stirred piles of

leaves, then snagged

in the branches till

the wind tore it free

to collapse at your

window like a

weary songbird

that had been

singing for decades

and finally, you heard.

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    Written by Marsha Singh