Beautiful Brin
Poem by Tykie
Beautiful Brin, you sit all alone,
What are thy thoughts, what is thy tone?
Art thou amused, befuddled, enthralled?
Wouldst thou dare come, if ever I called?
Loveliest Brin, you sit so serene,
All in your white, you mimic a queen,
I look in thine eyes, with far away gaze,
Their meaning to me, a secretive maze.
Mysterious Brin, on sill doth thou stay,
Posed to perfection, avoiding the fray,
A picture thou art, a poem on parade,
Thy privacy treasured, no one dare invade.
O beautiful Brin, I sit from afar,
I know that we share some unfathomable star,
My friend in the window, to thy mind alone,
The depths of mine own mind, will surely be known.
Find this poem on p. 35 in Tykie’s book.
Bernie’s drawing of Brin . . .
a perfect likeness.
