Hummingbird
I wonder if the hummingbird’s heart beats as fast as its wings. Maybe her heart is a third wing, the one that lifts her tiny heft, that directs her toward the crimson flower. Their feeder is empty this morning. Two hummingbirds dive bomb my host, two buzzing missiles. “Assholes,” she says “they do this when I forget.” I laugh as she dashes, arm overhead to bring their breakfast. Beware all that heart, all that fury. An army of hummingbirds could change the world. ----------------------------
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A beautiful and perfect poem about these little hummers! I have a special place in my heart for these little miracles of nature, and in memory of my mom, so this one hit me in all of my feelings. Thank you for sharing this, Kaylene!
Blessings,
~Wendy💜
What a wonderful thought, what a lovely message. Thank you.