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a bird flys... by Dale Clark Wednesday, February 02, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
a bird flys... sweet bird of paradise sings a beautiful verse of earth a bird flew across our yard leaving behind lovers verse she whispered to the trees so they would listen to her Please don't fly away, the trees cried leave us with a song she sang sweetly to the breeze a lullaby for earths babies An innocence comes over me and I forget the ugly truth of money and greed of hunger and poverty She forgives us, the mother earth and the child of God is golden born to man to know his pain of temptation and suffering The son of man is beautiful in his truth and consequential in his judgment a bright light shines in heaven a bird flew across our yard Love is in his heart the joy of flying and singing to the trees they know no misery a bird flys� � CJ Clark

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Reviewed by Liana Margiva	2/28/2009

HEAVENLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva




Reviewed by 000 000	2/11/2009

Unquestionably a fine tuned writing! I love the line.. The joy of flying and singing to the trees! Fabulous!!!




Reviewed by m j hollingshead	3/24/2005

nicely done




Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson	2/4/2005

that is a wonderful thing when we can open our eyes and be taken away by beauty, when we can just share in a part of her majesty love the imagery here




Reviewed by jude forese	2/3/2005

extremely inspired and well written ...




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	2/2/2005

Love the message in this write. Very insightful.




Reviewed by Marie Wadsworth	2/2/2005

This is one of your best, Dale!




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	2/2/2005

Birds truly are wise creatures - and this is a marvelous poem, Dale.




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	2/2/2005

This is one that should be read over and over again and like Mari says because it is so beautiful.




Reviewed by M. B.	2/2/2005

Sometimes that happens to me. I'll be sad, worried, angry, stressed, whatever... and then I'll look up and see something in Nature that is so beautiful I am taken away. The bird in A Bird Flys reminds me of those times. :)




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	2/2/2005

Wonderful poem, Dale!




Reviewed by Sue Hess	2/2/2005

this one soars




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	2/2/2005

Stunning work Dale!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by E T Waldron	2/2/2005

Splendid poetry Dale! We need more birds like that and more poems like this!;-)Very special! eileen