dVerse Sounds

A Sweet Sparrow Tweet

How can such sweet song
come from such dull coloured birds.
Their striking bright rounded tones 
are sown in my memory to grow. 

Oh, pale morning, I hear from the tree,
hidden in the deep greenery of leaves,
a pip, a peep, a bleep, a trill and burst.
O’ the bubbling squeak of it all.

for Peter’s dVerse Sounds  © Misky 2020
image is from Flickr Creative Commons. I’m
not sure if this audio file will play.
Audio file for this poem

12 responses to “dVerse Sounds”

  1. Very nicely done! I liked the audio recording very much.. I could hear those tweets!

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  2. “Bright rounded tones” is so apt a description. Loved your reading of this beautiful ode to bird music!

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  3. Misky your reading breathes life into your poem. The delight and wonder in your voice is wonderful.

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  4. Yes, marvellous reading – so enjoyed hearing your voice – and wonderful soundings – ‘o the bubbling squeak of it all’ – says it all really. Bravo and thank you.

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    1. And thank you for reminding me to use sound when I write.

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  5. Love, love, love this so much, Misky! 😀 You have a beautiful voice.

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  6. I love how you made the bird come alive in the last stanza… bubbling indeed.

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  7. Considering that this starts with a question, it’s still quite evocative. I enjoyed the delight in your reading.

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