Noisy birds
keep me sleepless:
midnight moon
--R.K.SINGH
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2 comments:
Being on the other side of the world (near the Arctic circle), I can relate to your beautiful poem surprisingly well. How different our surroundings must be, and yet similar:
Noisy birds
keep me sleepless:
midnight sun
It's great!
R K
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