The crows of the dark's godly deeds flew
Through thick and steamy storm with glee
To find the one who kept to stars
Whispering with their news from long afar
Fair was the dawn that leaked in the new day
Rare was it that he had something new to say
Each day as follows the last, so we can get our fill
Of wishes and dreams we never will fulfill
Oh crows whom tarnish in blacken soot
Fly weighted with their tasks afoot
Sleeping boy with head brimming of dreams
Come quietly so we may show you how the light gleams
The clock on the wall goes slower with time
And the earth quivers and sways in its rhyme
Wind tosses and turns like an endless tide
Breaking her borders that we like to hide
Sleep sweetly young one so fierce and rare
Honey tossed hair and sky eyes so fair
Clever and quick, with too brave a heart
You'll soon find your journey will start
The window slides open welcoming the breeze
As black feathered shadows come how they please
Taking human like shapes over the one who's asleep
They know how his family will surely weep
The last star shines full as they carry him off
Not a sound was heard, not even in slight
The sun came up, and they were all gone
For they had found the boy, the one
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March of the Flowers
PoetryOne by one, we march. We march. Our branches tired. Our leaves are wearied. March of the Flowers is a collection of poetry