The Nightingale is also called Common Nightingale. It is a small brown bird with a reddish tail and Buffy white underpart, but listen to this common-looking bird because it carries ab extraordinary melody. This bird usually sings at night to attract a female bird.
The Nightingale is one of the common muses of poets.
I used several literature titles in my poems to highlight how the common nightingale was hailed by famous artist.
Below is the list of the titles I used in the poem.
- Let Nature Sing – is a British songbird single, mixed by Adrian Thomas, Sam Lee, and Bill Barclay for the Royal Society for Protection of Birds.
- The Waste Land – a poem written by T.S. Eliot
- Philomela – is a character from Greek Mythology about nightingale.
- Metamorphoses – a poem by Ovid
- The Owl and the Nightingale – is a poem written by an unknown Poetin the twelfth or thirteenth century according to Wikipedia.
- The Pastoral Symphony – a composition by Ludwig van Beethoven
- When The Nightingale Sings – a poem written by an unknown author after Normandy Conquest in 11th Century.
I hope you enjoyed reading my poem. Have a great day!