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Dead Bird

by tuffy-mutombo

Yesterday I saw a bird die It was flying with joy, singing a melody Not knowing it would soon face tragedy Till it flew too low And hit a window Cracked limbs left it frozen on the floor I wish I could have done more But the cold air whispered in my ears, telling me it wasn’t my battle I wonder where its spirit went? I am not rattled, But this bird reminded me that time is not mine to keep In the midst of joy, always remember death In the midst of sadness, always remember time
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Written by
tuffy-mutombo
35 / M / Maine
Published
Jun 15, 2021
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1m
Tags
#nature#life#bird#time#death#reminder
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