Sunday, 5 July 2020

A Poem a Day (200): Melody


Melody

She sings the songs of summertime,
Wrapped in honey and essense of lime.
Fresh and unhurried, a hopeful sign
Of fortune in the skies, no crooked dime.

She writes the words of autumntime,
Hums and plucks out this simple rhyme.
The tale of a boy who could only mime
These conversant notes hung on the vine.

She plays the sounds of wintertime,
Silken song of blackbirds in morning shine.
The pine of a girl, an escape from grime,
A nine-lives tale from a long-lost time.

She recalls the images of springtime,
Meadows in bloom, fresh sweet thyme.
A snail’s slow climb exits silver slime,
Hares’ fighting ire amid sunset’s fire.

Copyright Vickie Johnstone, July 5, 2020

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