The Peregrines Poem by Kinsley Lee
The Peregrines
Still in winter, on a tree branch two peregrines sit on and stand up.
And folding their wings and facing the clear wind to come,
Dreaming of spring, their uncontrollable youthful passion which bubbles up
Rubbing their beaks and whispering to each other, preparing for the day to come.
(1st, Apr.,2023)
Saturday, April 1, 2023
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is for writing on a Chang-Su's Painting, titled ' The Painting for The Peregrines.'
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