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Search results: sing

• Ken Sawitri 29 January 2020

  the couple sing the same old song whistling kettle

• Debbie Strange 3 May 2018

  dark days we learn to sing in the key of rain

• Belinda Belovari 24 December 2017

  in Lisbon you hold my hand in the third row while women in black sing something nice and sad…

• John Young 30 December 2016

  lullabies in the dusk grey whales sing

• Barbara Kaufmann 2 November 2015

  august moon crickets sing me awake

• Maria Tomczak 15 July 2015

  away from home even the birds sing in a foreign tongue

• Andrzej Dembonczyk 26 October 2013

  sudden flutter from branch to branch an avalanche of snow in the bird feeder more and more snow letter from you for a moment I hear a nightingale’s warble silence— only the goldfinch sings in the birdcage diary from many years ago— a rose in the pigeon’s beak high noon the cuckoo’s call fills the empty house

• Beth Mcfarland 24 September 2012

  drawing a peony the skill needed to sing

• Susan Constable 17 March 2011

  first light— checking the bedside clock with half closed eyes I envy those who can sing so well before breakfast

• an'ya 29 October 2009

  if you cannot be part of my life anymore let no songbirds sing except above this casket among cemetery trees