Laurel S. Peterson "Silent but for the Birds"

Laurel Peterson introduces and reads a poem from her upcoming release, 'Daughter of Sky'. The poem, 'Silent, but for the Birds', explores the stillness of nature and the newfound audibility of birdsong. It reflects on the absence of familiar sounds and personal memories, particularly the laughter of a father who is no longer present.

Who is the author of the poem 'Silent, but for the Birds'?

• Laurel Peterson

• Robert Frost

• Maya Angelou

• Emily Dickinson

What is the main theme introduced in the beginning of the poem?

• The hustle of city life

• The beauty of nature

• The stillness of the air

• The sound of the ocean

Which bird's melody is mentioned as being sharp?

• Crow

• Robin

• Thrush

• Sparrow

What does the narrator notice first in the environment?

• The absence of noise

• The laughter of children

• The presence of birds

• The sound of the wind

What personal reflection does the narrator share towards the end of the poem?

• A memory of a childhood friend

• The absence of their father's laughter

• A dream about flying

• The joy of a family reunion