Out in the Country
with the wind blowing through my hair
and stopping to smell the wild flowers
and gathering the pretty ones for a bouquet.
Smell the air ! Fresh and clean !
Not like the air in the city.
What a pleasure to spend a day
out here in the country !
Stop ! Look ! And listen !
There's a pretty butterfly sitting
on top of the wild flower
and it's glad to be out here, too.
Over yonder a robin perched on the tree limb
singing a joyful song.
Oh boy ! The sun is going down
and time to go back to the city.
What a bummer !
Published by Noreen Ann Jenkins
Noreen Ann Jenkins is originally from Indiana but now resides in Florida since the 60's. She is a published author and poetess of You'll Learn to Love Me. It is about hope, love and angels. View profile
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1 Comments
Post a CommentYeah... returning to the city is a bummer, indeed. Lovely poem.