Sunday, 14 August 2011

Tiny Guests

The shadows of a rampant hedge

Mice slipping over window ledge

To find a haven from the night;

Some warmth to nurture ‘til daylight,



Are welcomed by the tiny house

Forgotten in the wilderness.

As quiet ghosts they take small note

Of life’s debris and time’s sad mess.



Instead they find a family

To share the night that’s threatening.

They all find tiny crevices

To dream of a forgotten Spring



As Winter crashes overhead

And trees stand guard against its storm,

Inside the mice enjoy their world.

Each family stays safe and warm.



© 2010  Pam H. Murray

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