Evening Approaches
Sunday afternoon and evening approach
the street outside my house is silent
only the cars of neighbors decorate the curbside.
I heard a nightingale this morning
singing his joyous song,
proclaiming a bright new day,
foretelling a prosperous week;
he didn't have a care in the world
he was happy with his nest,
happy with his mate,
happy in the tree he built his nest.
Evening approaches and I remember the nightingale singing,
I remember standing in the driveway smiling
at his joyful and carefree song;
I remember thinking that he made my day
happier with his song.
Evening approaches
and I wish that I could be as happy and carefree
as the nightingale I heard this morning.
the street outside my house is silent
only the cars of neighbors decorate the curbside.
I heard a nightingale this morning
singing his joyous song,
proclaiming a bright new day,
foretelling a prosperous week;
he didn't have a care in the world
he was happy with his nest,
happy with his mate,
happy in the tree he built his nest.
Evening approaches and I remember the nightingale singing,
I remember standing in the driveway smiling
at his joyful and carefree song;
I remember thinking that he made my day
happier with his song.
Evening approaches
and I wish that I could be as happy and carefree
as the nightingale I heard this morning.
Labels: evening, nightingale, poem
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