Morning Breaks into Song.

 

Morning breaks and all is still and pure

The warm breeze is fresh with calm expectation

As a new day dawns.

Then on wind comes first one, then many voices

Each greeting a new day, knowing not what it will bring. ,

I listen to their song, each trill, each chirp rings out in greeting

Their symphony rises as each sing to be heard, as messages

Are passed among the tree tops.

I pick out the blackbird, the Robin, and the Sparrow

Sadly, it’s a while since I heard the sweet Song Thrush

And I ponder upon a Birds Life.

To wake with such joy, no thought of worry

Living in the Now of every moment

Accepting opportunities as they busy themselves in finding food

Catching insects, worms and making the most of human kindness

As they feed from the bird tables and drink from the bird baths.

 

And So a poem is born…

The Blackbird

Morning breaks and all is still

Until the Blackbird makes his trill

To call upon all who will listen

As morning dew in sunlight glistens

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First one, then two, then a multitude

Their joy in song they do exude

Imparting greetings of a brand-new day

I often wonder what messages they convey.

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As Sparrow chirps and Robin sings

Each not knowing what the day will bring

Yet each in tree on branch sings out

No worry in mind or do they doubt

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That upon the wing enough food they’ll find

No regrets of fear of future in mind

Living each moment as it arrives

Knowing enough food Nature will provide

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And yet if we look, we too will see sorrow

As some on wing will not see tomorrow

For Nature creates her balancing act

And that comes from Hawk and next doors cat.

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I ponder then upon sorrow felt, as laments on wing are sung

Lone parents, working twice as hard to rear their young

Yet come the morn, I hear their voice

As a New Dawn rises, they sing and rejoice

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Would that we Humans could sing our Songs

To know each day, we were so strong

That we could Trust and live in our Now

Thank you Blackbird

You teach me how..

 

© Sue Dreamwalker 2017.

I hope you take a moment or two to pause, breathe deep and listen to nature, she is teaching us with her song every day.. I hope you find time to Sing  your Song…..

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Love and Blessings my friends.. 

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  1. Superduque777
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 13:20:47

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  2. nonsmokingladybug
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 13:50:27

    Beautiful poem. Thank you, Sue

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  3. michnavs
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 14:26:36

    I wake up every morning with birda chirping and as i open the door i could see them fly back and forth..and then i’d hear the flip flaps of their wings ..its a beautiful sound…music to my ears..

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 08:13:32

      It is wonderful Mich to be able to have birds chirping right out side our doors, and I know you will treasure them as much as I do.. Many thanks dear Mich for your lovely comment.. ❤

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  4. Teagan Geneviene
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 14:33:01

    What a beautiful fresh new day you created in my mind, Sue. Thank you for sharing this. Blessings of the solstice (if somewhat belated). Hugs.

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  5. Paul Handover
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 14:33:55

    Sue, that is a wonderful poetic reminder for me of an English blackbird. One truly can’t beat the beauty of the natural world.

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  6. thespiritkeeper
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 14:36:31

    I am lucky I live in a forest and the song of birds is not plenty but not rare either. I often sit on the porch to write and often listen to their song. I’m lucky I have a robin nesting in the cedar beside my large porch. I have swallows nesting in a bird house on the side. There is another bird house and not to long ago a chickadee was removing material from the bird house. It is unknown if they built a nest or not in that particular birdhouse.

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  7. Playamart - Zeebra Designs
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 14:49:07

    it’s disturbing when our neighbors the birds start vanishing; the ‘clearing’ of the roadsides coincided with the vermilion flycatchers’ absence. once they were plentiful and now they make rare appearances.

    the dawn sounds at casa loca filled the air with sweetness, a varied serenade of little songbirds as well as the grunts and squawking from egrets, herons and even the chattering of the kingfishers. i will greatly miss that gentle awakening of the day.

    thank you, dear sue, for reminding us of the sweetness of nature’s morning song.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 11:33:23

      Sounds a most wonderful greeting to any morning with all those sounds dear Lisa.. And yes you are right.. Due to new housing and clearing of hedgerows over the years many birds are losing their habitats.. Its a worry..
      So happy to share a little of nature’s delight with you my friend. Love and warm hugs your way xx

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  8. Somali K Chakrabarti
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 15:35:18

    Beautiful poem, Sue. Simply by observing the birds, you have drawn the deep lesson of living in the moment. We sometimes worry so much about the future or live with regrets of the past that we simply forget to perceive and appreciate what the present has to offer us.
    Loved the music. It infuses the same hope, happiness and optimism that nature brings to us at the break of dawn.
    Wish you a wonderful week. Love & Regards.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 11:28:31

      Bless you Somali for seeing the greater message which I wanted this poem to convey.. 🙂 I hope we all rise with more optimism to face our day ahead.. Trusting that all will be well ..
      Love and Blessings my friend.. And wishing you a wonderful Wednesday xxx ❤

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  9. Writing to Freedom
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 15:37:41

    Lovely poem and musings on living with trust and joy. Yes, if we could mimic the birds and start the day so joyfully alive. Sing out my friend!

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  10. Sageleaf
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 16:00:01

    A poem within a poem – brilliant! As I read, I thought about the blackbirds…they are different from the ravens and crows? Oh and then my mind flitters to thoughts of Edgar Allan Poe and his poem, The Raven, which I voluntarily wanted to memorize in high school…I don’t know why; it always spoke to me.
    I just love the black birds – there are so many beautiful Native American Indian legends about them. And they’ve fascinated humanity so.
    When I first moved to where we live now, I recall how aware I became of the birdsong. In the mornings, it is a choral harmony of songbirds and coupled with the rising sun, my heart waxes poetic. There are so many different types of birds here.
    I would feed them, but we have two cats; I don’t want to invite any danger into their lives. But this reminds me that I would love to put out some hummingbird feeders…
    Birds are such magical creatures, flying high and free. They symbolize communication on a higher plane. We’ve watched a cardinal “couple” take up residence near us, and they have been feasting on some of the garden plants, hehe. And they LOVE our blueberries and wineberries! 😀
    In any case, I hope you’re having a wonderful day, sweet Sue! Thank you for this beautiful set of poems to brighten my day and remind me to breathe and pay attention to the birdsong. ❤ Sending you hugs and light! xoxo

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 10:59:15

      Oh to have humming birds in your garden, that would be my own seventh heaven.. 🙂 Love these tiny birds, we do not get them here only in topical hot houses with butterflies etc. And long may you hear the bird song.. ❤

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  11. Erika Kind
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 16:15:58

    Oh, so wonderful and I can recall the early morning hours vividly through your words. The overture of every new day. It is afternoon but I can hear the birds too and enjoy it a lot. Rare moments!

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  12. Eddie Two Hawks
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 16:21:18

    Marvelous words so light and lively like the song of birds early on an a
    morning’s dawn. Thanks for this delightfully sweet rendering of a most
    precious gift, harmony.
    thanks for sharing dear your kindness

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  13. JoAnna
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 16:50:03

    Nature does teach us so much! I imagine the first human songs were imitations of nature sounds. Here in the south, the voices of bugs and frogs tend to rise above the songs of birds, but when I’ve gotten up early in the morning, I hear the birds waking up first. You motivate me to get up early and listen!

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  14. House of Heart
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 16:55:50

    Sue, this is beautiful ! ❤

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  15. Hariod Brawn
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 17:01:05

    Two poems! Both beautifully wrought, I must say, dear Sue. It’s hard not feel a sense of delight and expansiveness when we witness the birds as they come visiting — the idiosyncratic blackbird, the fearless Robin, the head-spinningly agile swift. H ❤

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 09:41:09

      I love to watch all, dear Hariod, the swift we only get around 3 pairs now swooping high on the wind catching insects.. At one time above our heads the sky would have had many more..
      And yes, nothing nicer to have these winged companions who visit and share our gardens.. Big smiles for your presence here dearest Hariod.. ❤ xxx

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  16. peggyjoan42
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 18:35:49

    Great post. I stand alone in the yard each morning, just before the sun begins to rise, and I listen to the birds as they begin their day. My neighbor to the North and neighbor to the South both have young roosters that begin to crow. I laugh, because neither rooster has perfected his crowing skills yet. Lol The little Wrens are talking to me as I wander around the yard. Love your poem Sue – you are a good poet indeed friend. Happy week to you Sue. xxxx

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 09:29:25

      The allotments have rooters, though they have been asked not to keep them as people complain in homes near by. Nothing nicer to be woken up by the crow of these birds.. I love the wrens too.. Again not as many here as we used to see.. But I did see a couple last Autumn, but they have not been seen in my garden since.. I just hope the cats have not got them.
      While I love cats, and have had them as my four legged companions over my life time.. Nature is nature..
      And one took a shine to our frogs.. and we now know why they have been disappearing as we caught one on the motion camera the other evening catching a frog. But that is natures balance, and instincts..
      Many thanks Peggy for your kind comment, I really appreciate your visits xxx ❤

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  17. Mark Lanesbury
    Jun 27, 2017 @ 23:13:25

    It is a beautiful thing to hear Sue. We become so used to all their sounds but if we stop and actually listen, a whole new world opens up.
    But not very nice when you realise something is missing…something you were so used to hearing that its silence now stands out.
    May you never hear the voice of extinction, that sound is deafening 😀
    Beautiful poem for what I hope will stay forever ❤

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 09:19:03

      Yes agreed with you Mark.. The Song Thrush was several years ago a regular visitor to our garden.. Sadly we have seen less and less over the years..
      New housing developments, have ripped up hedgerows and new industrial estates.. people are chopping conifers down and trees to pave their gardens for less maintenance.. All have that knock on affect.. The house sparrows are struggling too. As once upon a time they would nest high in the apex’s of the wood on houses, not everything is coated in plastic, so no little holes to crawl into.. The swifts and swallows again we see but a portion of what we used to see..
      I hope I never have to listen to the voice of extinction Mark.. But the world is growing more silent of Song.. ❤ xxx

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      • Mark Lanesbury
        Jun 28, 2017 @ 09:34:12

        Yes it is a frightening thing Sue, and I don’t just mean the knock on effect.
        From an energy and spiritual place it feels like such a loss, and the failure of something that could be so beautiful, the very thing we have been seeking all our lives…a paradise…yet we follow our fears.
        I think I might just take over the governments of the world and force the politicians to ‘know’ love and the freedom it would bring…in everything. Maybe then we would find that paradise 😀
        Mind you, by doing that I may prolong their journey to find it truthfully, and the self love that it would bring ❤ 😀

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        • Sue Dreamwalker
          Jun 28, 2017 @ 11:09:42

          Haha…. yes, true Mark.. I often have that same thought.. If ONLY.. but then we are all upon our particular pathway, Each on their own course of learning, and growing..
          I am seeing now more than ever how we have to maintain our own Universe.. When we do that, our outer world is projected into our reality.. So I am learning more and more, that while I need to care, I also need to detach from other peoples stories.. At first its hard.. because you do not want to think you are not caring.. I do all too often care too much.. This drags my energy down.. And as much as we need compassion.. We also need LOVE, and PEACE.. getting caught in the games the politicians are playing with our minds at the moment is not doing either us or the world at large any good.. Especially here with Brexit at the moment.. Then other awful disasters which are dominating at the moment..
          So sitting in the energy of Nature, SEEing truly what is before our eyes.. Brings me at least to that little patch of paradise even if temporary . Learning to let go.. of those Fears and see maybe this is all part of the plan.. As we wake up to ourselves..
          Its all we can do.. Be true to ourselves, and honour our own self-love and the inner peace this has brought..
          Love and Blessings my friend.. I hope this is not as scrambled as I type away my thoughts here 🙂

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  18. From the Desk of MarDrag
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 00:13:44

    Lovely…I can hear the rustle of the breeze! Hope all is well, Love and Blessings to You Dear Friend! 🙂

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  19. marjablom
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 06:07:41

    Oh lovely It brings me in the mood of and an early morning where you get welcomed by the birds. This doesn’t happen a lot as I am not an early bird myself When your poem tells of the magic of these moments I almost want to experience it again and live in the now 🙂

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 09:01:09

      We are lucky to have so many birds visit, but they are also fed daily throughout winter and summer. So birds are always in earshot throughout the day.. I hope you get to live in your Now more often Marja… I recommend it.. ❤

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  20. David
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 08:46:02

    Beautiful Sue, Just as I hear it every morning but for the drowning out of the seagulls being so close to the coast. They come and go then ‘leave the world to darkness and to me’ as I wait for the dawn and my perpetual songster, the Robin.
    Grieg enhances the joy and the peace that each morning brings in every season.
    Many thanks Sue, have a good day. Love, David

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 11:13:02

      The Robin indeed a great master of song.. so sweet a melody too 🙂 And even the sea-gulls hold charm.. I love hearing them when by the sea.. 🙂 and for one who grew up beneath a rookery in high beech trees that surrounded her garden.. They are not too noisy compared to the Rook and Crow.. 🙂

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  21. summerrain63
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 11:02:12

    I love sitting outside listening to the singing of birds….I don’t think you would ever want to hear me sing personally though….kinda scary…smiles

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  22. derrickjknight
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 12:03:46

    Lovely philosophy

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  23. Visionkeeper
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 13:26:22

    Beautiful poem…and great pics DW!!!! I just love early Morning. My favorite time. You can lie in bed and listen to first one bird wake up and sing with others who soon follow until the orchestra is playing loudly! Such a wonderful moment. Hope all is well there. Hi to hubby and hugs to you….Much love…VK ❤

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 16:44:23

      Thank you VK, yes all is well with hubby and I, and so lovely to see you too.. 🙂 Taking each day as it comes.. no more rushing about.. and taking time out to Listen to the dawn as it breaks sets us up for the day.. Its the best orchestra on the planet.. 🙂 lol.. Sending LOVE right back VK.. Hugs DW xx

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  24. InfiniteZip
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 15:51:35

    I listen to the birds every morning while out on the lanai or walking the pups, this morning the delight of a quacking duck added to the mix ❤ peace and love and a beautiful day filled with many most excellent moments to you Sue ❤

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  25. -Eugenia
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 16:00:21

    I love to hear birds chirping in the morning. We have nesting doves in a hanging plant on our back porch again. I believe this is the fourth family that has nested in the pot. Word gets around – chirp! 😉

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  26. lindamartha
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 18:06:27

    As I was reading this at the kitchen table, I noticed a baby hummingbird feeding at the feeder. A baby! Wonderful poems.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 18:58:23

      awww… Humming birds wonderful.. I just looked up some of the meaning of Humming birds totems..
      Lightness of being, enjoyment of life
      Being more present
      Independence
      Bringing playfulness and joy in your life
      Lifting up negativity
      Swiftness, ability to respond quickly
      Resiliency, being able to travel great distances tirelessly 🙂 Sending LOVE your way Linda.. xxx

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  27. underthepeepal
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 18:15:05

    Words fail me to describe the warmth and freshness I felt on reading this wonderful poem…Thank you, Sue 😊

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  28. robbiesinspiration
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 18:47:56

    You write such absolutely beautiful poetry, Sue. I loved these and read them to my sons.

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  29. charliezero1.wordpress.com
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 18:57:46

    Such a delightful and freshness of light, peace, and hope for mankind.

    Truly I love your poem here sue. It brought a smile to my face.

    Thank you for you always being you. 🙂

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  30. prenin
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 20:12:35

    We have a big problem with cats, so the birds are few around here! 😦

    Love and hugs!

    Prenin.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 28, 2017 @ 21:15:42

      Yes, as a cat lover, birds and cats do not mix.. and now we are petless, the neighbours cats have taken over.. So we keep a watchful eye on them, as we have had several nests in the garden this year. Big hugs back My friend xx

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  31. Bela Johnson
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 21:21:09

    And so it is (poem is born) 😉 I’m reading this while birdsong floods my morning ears. Aloha, Sue! ❤

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  32. becca givens
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 21:23:31

    Beautiful, indeed!!!
    Sending you love and hugs xo

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  33. Robert Matthew Goldstein
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 21:35:53

    Beautifully written and presented. Thank you!

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  34. Maniparna Sengupta Majumder
    Jun 28, 2017 @ 22:57:05

    I’m fortunate enough to have birds in my neighbourhood and in my garden. They start their day as the first ray of the sun creeps in and their delightful songs make every day a new one! I can feel your words in this poem, Sue I also wish we could live a life like the birds…with no boundaries…

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  35. stephensmustang1
    Jun 29, 2017 @ 01:10:18

    Lovely as always. You know I love birds love to you

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  36. balroop2013
    Jun 29, 2017 @ 04:29:32

    Wow! the bliss of bird trills! Thanks dear friend, I could hear those songs through your words you have mentioned Sue…that is the magic of poetry. 🙂 Love and hugs.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 30, 2017 @ 11:36:46

      Such a compliment from you Balroop is also music to my ears, Knowing how well your own poetry sings out to the world..
      Many thanks my friend.. May we both continue to share the magic of poetic words.. In the hope the world will start to Sing.. ❤ 🙂

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  37. lindamartha
    Jun 29, 2017 @ 04:42:46

    They are a very special bird. More like a pet actually. Once they get to know you they come around the feeders even if you are there. I think they definitely teach me to be present. Xoxo to you Sue.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 30, 2017 @ 11:35:21

      yes, the blackbird and I in the allotment plot had a great relationship.. While he was feeding his young, and I was digging, I would throw the worms in his reach, He soon got braver and saw that if he came closer still he could forage for the worms almost next to my spade And brought me many smiles while I dug.. 🙂

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  38. dgkaye
    Jun 29, 2017 @ 05:37:24

    Gorgeous Sue. Sometimes it’s a bird’s life and sometimes just as any life there is sorrow. ❤ Huge hugs xoxo

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  39. Ka Malana - Fiestaestrellas.com
    Jun 29, 2017 @ 15:11:37

    I love communing with the birds while the morning dew is still thick! Really enjoyed this! “To wake with such joy, no thought of worry” ❤

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  40. AmyRose🌹
    Jun 29, 2017 @ 23:15:10

    We as a species have so much to learn from Mother, Sue. What a JOY it is to be awakened slowly around 4am to the beginning of bird song, float back to sleep and stir occasionally to hear the Songs of Love outside. Beautiful poem, dear friend. Keep on shining your Light for it is so precious!! 💖🌈

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  41. rabirius
    Jun 30, 2017 @ 18:05:29

    That one really created images in my head.
    Wonderful.

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  42. Hannah (BitterSweet)
    Jul 01, 2017 @ 16:01:34

    Your words themselves are a symphony for the mind. So lyrical, so dynamic, I can practically hear this as a song right now!

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  43. smilecalm
    Jul 01, 2017 @ 18:49:12

    beautifully natural
    winged words
    that make this
    new moment
    even newer
    still, Sue 🙂

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  44. Sakshi
    Jul 02, 2017 @ 10:15:12

    This is beautiful 🙂

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  45. Christy B
    Jul 02, 2017 @ 23:33:50

    The blackbird sings and you do sing too with your beautiful words here, Sue! I am waking up to the lovely songs of birds in the morning and it is a great wake-up call 🙂 Your poem is divine ❤

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  46. Anita
    Jul 03, 2017 @ 09:25:48

    Beautiful poem, thank you very much for great share
    kisses

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  47. aussieian2011
    Jul 05, 2017 @ 03:10:39

    Beautiful post Sue, your words are a song alone, and bring joy to the dawning of a new day and beginning.

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  48. thetruthaboutmentalhealth
    Jul 05, 2017 @ 13:04:25

    Beautiful poem Sue! So true.. birds are so trusting and know the universe will always provide. I could use a bit of that 🙂 love your post.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jul 05, 2017 @ 13:14:08

      Many thanks Rachael. 🙂 I had a Robin with me all morning as I was weeding and digging, he was gathering beetles and small worms and spiders even. He was only one ft away from me, So trusting, as he filled his beak to go feed his young.. He made my morning. 🙂 as he trusted me.. 🙂

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  49. 🌵VIVIMETALIUN🌵
    Jul 06, 2017 @ 14:54:47

    I loved your poem Sue and I love birds too. 😀 😀

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  50. europasicewolf
    Jul 07, 2017 @ 09:40:05

    Beautiful post to start the working day with 🌞 Beginning to wonder if the cats have eaten all our wood pidgeys and the crowd of thuggish crows that usually visit our bird table! Has made way for an abundance if blue tits and to my surprise, coal tits 🤗 They’re very cute on the feeders 😊 We now have a large starling community too…bye bye suet ball supply! These are all very tiny however, after seeing the size of the giant seagulls down in Brighton recently! Big Wolfie hugs! xxxx

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jul 07, 2017 @ 10:39:49

      Oh lovely you have coal and blue tits.. Our blue-tit community has depleted over the years.. And the starling are making a come back.. At one time they were in abundance here. but their roosting trees were cut down.. So they moved on..
      The cats have taken all of the frogs from our pond.. We kept seeing less and less, and then hubby had a motion nature video camera bought him for his birthday the pictures above from there.. We saw the cat doing his dastardly deed .. Seems our garden is a hive of activity when darkness falls.. 🙂 xxx

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      • europasicewolf
        Jul 07, 2017 @ 19:49:17

        Oh dear! Poor little frogs! My parents have recently moved house but they had the same problem at their old house. They made a little pond at the base of the oak tree and it attracted lots of little frogs. The cats were guaranteed to catch and make off with unlucky baby ones,though they did manage to rescue some of them from the feline jaws of death!
        The coal tits are lovely! They come in pairs and mingle with the blue tits on the feeder. So the contrast of colour and monochrome on the respective birds really stands out. Didn’t know we had any round here so I’m very happy about this revelation 😀 And I was amused to see big fat wood pidgey is in fact still around 😂 He was standing on the fence when I got home tonight typically eyeing the somewhat empty bird table up with his usual disgust! I have since dutifully rectified this heinous error! lol 😃 The starlings are gannets and left nothing from this morning! That will be half my wages gone on extra bird food this weekend!! xx

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        • Sue Dreamwalker
          Jul 08, 2017 @ 11:19:05

          Yes the starlings are very greedy birds especially when they descend in great flocks. And they can clean out my red current bush in seconds as I found to my cost the other year before I netted it. lol.. But happily I the freezer is now heaving of berries.. So this year Dreamwalker Won.. 🙂

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  51. Lois
    Jul 08, 2017 @ 22:20:39

    What a beautiful poem, Sue. I may not be an early riser but the birds outside my window are always there to sing to me as I open my eyes. I was devastated when I first moved here because I only saw a couple different species of birds and now after three years of planting, hanging food for them and leaving wild spaces in the yard my property is filled with a growing number of different birds and I am thrilled every time I see a new one. Have a great day, Sue.

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    • Sue Dreamwalker
      Jul 09, 2017 @ 09:00:55

      That is wonderful to hear Lois.. Yes creating the right habitat and feeding them certainly help them through the winter and they are a joy to watch and listen to.. 🙂 Lovely to see you too xxx ❤

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      • Lois
        Jul 11, 2017 @ 00:04:31

        I have a few other insects to work on bringing to my property, but one step at a time. 🙂 I might just get caught up with everyone’s writing, working my way through this week.

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  52. Marko
    Jul 09, 2017 @ 06:42:29

    Hello Sue
    I wish you a nice Sunday and a nice new week.

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  53. Tom Merriman
    Jul 12, 2017 @ 20:12:12

    Lovely, Sue. I love to hear the dawn chorus, although I couldn’t tell you who was singing what, unfortunately.
    And yes, we should take each day as it comes, and enjoy every moment of it so we too feel like singing. In my case, feeling like it is close enough… the actual doing of it may spoil someone else’s day enough to stop them singing! Although laughter’s good too, and that may help there! 😀

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  54. Jennie
    Jul 14, 2017 @ 20:46:50

    Lovely!

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  55. Artist Inese Poga
    Jul 29, 2017 @ 17:01:51

    Well, yes, beautifully said!
    Living in a moment is all we can do. Definitely now is the answer. I wish the now moment would be not so bitter at times.

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  56. Artist Inese Poga
    Jul 29, 2017 @ 21:37:24

    Thanks Sue! Although, I am used to be on my own and rely on myself, encouragement and support is a valuable thing. It sometimes can turn things from real bad into successful outcome.

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  57. IreneDesign2011
    Aug 19, 2017 @ 15:36:37

    Beautiful post, Sue 🙂
    I sit in my garden and enjoy the birds singing now.

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