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Article: Cardinal View by Mary Anne Abdo

Cardinal View by Mary Anne Abdo
Prose and Poetry

Cardinal View by Mary Anne Abdo

Words that are jumping through my head
Find their way onto the lined page.
Containing views beckoned from a single pane of glass.
I seek beauty.
I find beauty in cardinals, sparrows, and turtledoves.
Eagles and Red Tailed Hawks are soaring across rectangle scenes.
I peer out to see views of amber sunrises and golden sunsets.
Interchanging from spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
Spring’s flowering splendor.
Summer’s shooting stars encircle around the moon,
Autumn’s colorized falling leaves.
Winter’s first dancing snowflakes hitting the glass.
Hearing sounds of train locomotives rolling down the tracks.
Cars and motorcycles buzzing on the central expressway.
Sometimes I hear and see nothing from my room with a view.
Sometimes the flurry of activity is my muse.
As words and stories come to life.
Just like the red cardinal perching on my windowsill.

Mary Anne Abdo is an emergent writer of poetry.  With a background in freelance journalism. She uses her poetry and photography as a source of creative expression. That reflects the many facets of what it means to be human living in these modern times. Mary Anne has a passion for art, culture, and literature. She looks forward to the next stage of where these written thoughts will take her.  You can follow Mary Anne on http://bluestainedglass.wordpress.com  Facebook and Instagram@MaryAnne.Abdo

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