There’s a tall tree in mum’s garden
That needs chopping.
A Blackthorn
It and the Holly beside it
Spreading up up way beyond their bound
Blocking the light from the neighbours
Worrying my mum that someone may complain
Curly and I could not reach over far enough
That time we cut the hedge
But there’s a Blackbird that sings from that tree
He’s singing now
A Mistle Thrush, countless Tits
And the Blackbird and his mate
All in there
The Blackbird is singing
‘Yeooww woo
But isn’t it grand’
You can read more of Paul’s poems here and here – Well worth it!
It is too
Profound!! Thank you for sharing…
Thanks – Paul’s getting soaked in Western Ireland at the moment. Hopefully it will inspire some more poems.
Incredible piece! You’ve made my day!
Cheers!
I genuinely enjoyed this poem.
Thanks Debra
Oh, we haven’t heard from Paul for awhile. Nice to read him again. This is a lovely piece. Thank you.
Thanks Michelle – yep i’ve been nagging him for a few months now – but you know these arty types…….