Could it be that you
At times need to
Listen and learn, see and seek?
Two eyes, two ears can,
Relay thoughts better than,
One mouth can often speak.
Alouette
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Category: Alouette
Doves
Among the tall trees
Upon the Spring breeze
In the branches of the pine
A voice resounds
With soft cooing sounds
Such a melody divine
Alouette
Doing Nothing
A Lark’s Song
(meadowlark from clker.com)
When I saw the meaning of this poetic form titled “Alouette”, which is French word meaning ‘skylark’ or larks that fly high, .I was excited to try it out as it immediately made me think of the Meadowlark’s that live in the meadow near my home.
I love hearing their beautiful songs and I had thoughts of writing a charming poem about them and their melodies, romantic, lovely, flutelike, glorious, words that inspire and uplift!
Well, upon researching the Meadowlark, I found that their song is sung only to mark their territory! It is not a love song, it is not a glorious song of joy, (as it seems it is when heard) it is just a warning song of sorts, one that let’s other birds know they cannot trespass on the land the lark lives on. So, my dreamy thoughts deflated, I wrote a poem about them as best as I could. 🙂
Information on the Western Meadowlark
Listen to the Song of the Lark
