Friday night Saturday afternoon Sunday in the morning you are quiet a ghostly wisp; a gossamer veil: a scent on the breeze
I recall the doves cuddled together in their tree coo-cooing gentle love songs even as they sleep and I wonder Are you coo-cooing once more? β¦and is she of the same feather? β¦does she sing to you a different song in the same coo-cooing voice she crooned before in your not so long ago past?
Your need is strong to be turtle-doving, softly loving and though your tune is soft and haunting in those refrains from long ago you are different, forever changed.
You are a kestrel, set free, at last.
The Kestrel and the Dove though together for this brief hour can never again be bound by love.