Love Poem: Humming Birds Do Share
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Written by: Trevor Morse

Humming Birds Do Share

Because of the sweet droplets
of pink rain, 
cascading all around me,
sweet, like lilacs blushing 
to the tender dreams 
that we sweet humming birds do share.  

When lovers can whisper 
over the gentle harmonies 
of the angels that were magic.  

Your eyes light up like stars
and you spread your wings like 
your love made true.  

Ringing faeries
swoop away from me, 
mimicking wild,
like blueberry butterflies.  
What a sunny Sunday, 
sunnyside up.  
Sweetpeas glistening 
like ferngullies smiling back 
after a fresh snow.  
Elves laughing
and looking, 
smirk with nothing much 
else to share.  

Life and its play is as 
beautiful  as you are, 
when you can be.  
Guessing about being you. . .
do it like you can woman.  

As the lovely lady walked by; 
the group giggled as long as they could, 
and then the tea cooled off, 
the girls share their unfelt
ideas, and then they get mean like vampyres
and great white sharks.  
The sophisticated
pussies start purring 
as their sanity escapes them.  

The rainbows begin to bloom, and all those
beautiful colors flare like gin blossoms.
Oh, goodness another cup of pog water,
and some gucci pudding for you Ms. Bacon!

Not wanting to foresee my infinite 
phantasm of fear and self-loathing.  
A full moon, a full eclipse.  

Were we not having so much fun. . . 
falling from grace?