Nighthawks
Poem: Nighthawks by Claudette Dean

Nighthawks frolic in the evening sky.
They’re painting a mural as the fly.
They dip in drips of tempest and blue iris,
And swoop in hues of summer rain and rose.
Their brushstrokes swirl in tempo
with the Freedom call they shriek.
It's Love of Life they illustrate––
an impressionistic feat!
When light grows dim and colors fade,
And nighthawks leave for nests they’ve made.
I’m left with feelings I can’t describe––
fully spellbound and mesmerized.
They’re painting a mural as the fly.
They dip in drips of tempest and blue iris,
And swoop in hues of summer rain and rose.
Their brushstrokes swirl in tempo
with the Freedom call they shriek.
It's Love of Life they illustrate––
an impressionistic feat!
When light grows dim and colors fade,
And nighthawks leave for nests they’ve made.
I’m left with feelings I can’t describe––
fully spellbound and mesmerized.
Claudette Dean
Freeport, Bahamas,
2022
POEMS BY CLAUDETTE DEAN
Nature Inspired Poems by Claudette Dean
- Sometimes
- In This Present Moment
- Bahamian Sun Day
- Nighthawks
- Love Was There Everywhere
- Different Yet the Same
- I'll Fly Away
- Hallelujah
Love Poems To The Divine by Claudette Dean
- I Fell into LOVE Today
- Universal Song
- Wings
- The Scent of Roses
- Sweet Whisper
- Mystical Madame
- The Path


