Little Bluebird

A poem about cute little bluebirds.

By Madison "Maddy" NewtonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Delicate feathers,

chubby cheeks, chittering beaks,

you bring me great joy.

art nature poetry

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Madison "Maddy" Newton

I'm a Stony Brook University graduate and a communications coordinator for the NYS Assembly. Writing is one of my passions, and Vocal has been a great creative outlet for me.

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