Saying Good-bye
I saw a bird fall from the nest
I cried out in terror.
I ran to it to try and save him
he looked at me and he said,
"I only fell once
And I'll fall once again
For I know I must learn
And must never forget
If I want to fly
I have to say good-bye
But I've learned I'm not ready yet."
The next day he fell from the nest yet again.
And he did this each day until the hot summer
when he finally flew away.
He said it wasn't his wings that kept them there,
It was his want to say good-bye to the mother
that saved his life each day.
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