The Man Who Whistles Like A Bird Poem by William Marr
The Man Who Whistles Like A Bird
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when he leaves home for work
his wife with puckered lips
pecks at his cheek with a light kiss
instantly the not-so-young man feels
young again
and puckers up his lips
whistling gaily
arousing many stale souls along the way
to beat their wings
in the hope of lifting
like a bird
Sunday, November 8, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: aspiration,echoes of a new day
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