Midday Rhapsody
What a delight to our senses this midsummer’s day,
When we stop and take notice of natures display.
A dove coo’s in the country as it pecks at the ground,
And scratches through thatches which around it abound.
A butterfly dances in balletic breeze,
Betwixt bushes and trees and the flowers one sees.
Birds flock to the feeders while squirrels hunt all about,
Searching for seed from wildflower’s no doubt.
The sun brightly shines overhead in the sky,
Casting shadows that thrill us in kaleidoscope style.
Birds singing their songs from points all around,
Miscellaneous melodies enraptured in sound.
The breeze tickles our whisker’s and teases the leaves,
Which break into minuet branch interweaves.
Above, a royal blue view everywhere eye’s can see,
A final touch to this summer’s… Midday Rhapsody.
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