Teetering on the edge of the nest!

Leaving the Nest

 

Have faith little fledgling

For thy Father gave thee wings

that will lift you as you fall

light as a feather you will fly.

 

Have faith little fledgling

For thy father gave thee a voice

of the sweetest note that

will sing amidst the treetops.

 

Have faith little fledgling

For thy father will provide the

means to find food and shelter

when the stark winter comes.

 

Have faith little fledgling

In thy parents urging you on

with each quivering feather

for they trust thy Father implicitly.

 

 

Written for my GROW writing group annual calendar for 2012 - this years overall subject is 'Fruit of the Spirit' This poem is featured in the month for Faith.

 

 

 

 

 

Poetry helped me emerge from my Chrysalis - but my wings are still drying - so much more to learn.
www.janscreativewriting.co.uk  updated - with endangered animals category & new animal/birds illustrated poetry book!

  • Hi Calico,

    I lov eyour poem - I can see the little fledling on the edge of the nest as I read it.  Thank you for sharing it.

    Annie

    Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.

    Einstein

  • In reply to appleanne:

    Thanks Appleanne - ccomment much appreciated

    Poetry helped me emerge from my Chrysalis - but my wings are still drying - so much more to learn.
    www.janscreativewriting.co.uk  updated - with endangered animals category & new animal/birds illustrated poetry book!

  • In reply to Calico 57:

    Just seen this one, too  - I can also see the little one preparing to take its leap into the unknown.  Gentle and visual.

  • In reply to Lindybird:

    Yes, watched so many little ones on Springwatch - bless em - sort of gave me the idea

    Thanks for comment

    Poetry helped me emerge from my Chrysalis - but my wings are still drying - so much more to learn.
    www.janscreativewriting.co.uk  updated - with endangered animals category & new animal/birds illustrated poetry book!