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Peculiar Things

A bird is a

Peculiar thing to me.

They hop, and flit, and twist about

and pick at every pebble

and crumb upon the ground.

But an even more

Peculiar thing

is in the way they move.

Effortlessly across the sky.

Calligraphy in motion.

They have the power to n'er come down

Yet they dwell upon the ground.

But an even more

Peculiar thing is love.

I do not know from whence she comes

or where'er she shall go.

A dainty hand leaves a lasting mark

bruise

imprint

a scar.

Never shall I understand

this

Peculiar thing of love.

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Written by
chris-tyler-young
American
Published
Nov 9, 2011
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