Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Blue Bird by Anjetta Williams-Brown

Image | Erik Ding

Blue Bird

Going here and there 

Running to and fro

I saw you in Mexico

But you flew away

  Before I could catch you

I saw you in Africa

But you just circled around me

Oh, Blue Bird, oh Blue Bird

  When will you come to me

I need you ever so much

My days are long and sad

When will you make me glad

 

My child, my child 

You don’t need me 

I am the spirit of positive change

I symbolize the dawn of your new day

Embrace yourself

Embrace the person you have become

Forget the person you were

That’s the dawn of your new day


© Anjetta Williams-Brown


Anjetta Williams-Brown

Anjetta (Anjie) Williams-Brown, is a Tennessee State University retiree after 22 years of service.  She self-published her first poetry book in 2022.  She hosts three (3) open mic poetry programs, one (1) author/artist spotlight program, and one (1) talk show.  She has poems in anthologies and magazines.


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