Ode To A Woodpidgeon

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The English wood in lazy summer

bereft of your song would die.

Comely bird you bless our land

where e're you choose to fly.

The balmy warmth of your dreamy call

lays many a sore heart at ease.

Not least the heart of the summer wood

where you tarry 'midst the trees.

Your presence warm as the summer sun

comforts all those lost astray.

A beacon bright your eye leads on

Lending joy to a gloomy day.

Your waking call greets the dawn

with the song of a simple heart.

Croodling the languorous lore of dreams

as cold nightly shades depart.

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