Evening Song
by Agnes Clarke
The lapping water tinkles by
To its source beyond the sun
While in the pond a gathering
The evening has begun
Ears tuned for sound and eyes aglow
In chorus the male voice loudly calls
The husky sound of mating
Inviting ladies to the ball
Felix plays the tambourine
Held with webbed feet oh so tight
While Jonny toots the old French horn
To make music in the night
Sally’s guitar has lost a string
But play it she will try
While Willy slaps his muscular hip
And water splashes high
In shades of green skin shining moist
The ladies arrive on que
Gently hopping from pad to pad
No predators here on view
Tapping with mystical gusto
The band leader strikes his pose
While large eyes watch in wonder
The concerto music ebbs and flows
Writers Bio
I have been writing poetry for quite a few years
I enjoy the challenge of creating my verse especially from pictures
I live in Lisburn N Ireland and have been married to John for 53 years
I am a retired housewife and grandmother to Jacob and Jesse
Inspirational Image

Pieces Inspired by this Image
'After the Sun Sets'
by Rolando Garcia
'Sing For Me'
by Lynn White
'Amplexus'
by Colleen Driscoll