Mockingbird — A poem & a Drawing June 1, 2015 / Carrie Birde Mockingbird — bears the full Moon on beclouded wings and weaves together borrowed phrases into song He regards me with pearly eye, daring me to criticize But I — who carry not a crescent and long to sing — can only look on, admiring. Share this:FacebookEmailTwitterLike this:Like Loading...
I can hear the birdsong……. What great talent you have the drawing is just beautiful 💜 LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thank you, Jackie…it was a pleasure to put those pencils to work and find the Mockingbird in the paper! LikeLike Reply
Love both word and image here, especially the bird’s open claw and beak, her desire for life. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thank you, too, Tess — sometimes, when I walk, I receive “suggestions” from the local inhabitants…I just must be sure I’m listening! 🙂 LikeLike Reply
I can hear the birdsong…….
What great talent you have the drawing is just beautiful 💜
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Thank you, Jackie…it was a pleasure to put those pencils to work and find the Mockingbird in the paper!
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Love both word and image here, especially the bird’s open claw and beak, her desire for life.
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Thank you, too, Tess — sometimes, when I walk, I receive “suggestions” from the local inhabitants…I just must be sure I’m listening! 🙂
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