by Dewayne Allday
June 17, 2007
Last winter early on
whilst sitting in a swing.
Clouds and grey kept drifting in
and the cold meandering.
Where you dwelt, I wasn't sure
where I was, a blur,
but sitting on that porch that day,
the cold I would endure.
Then out flew that hummingbird
from that bold green cedar tree.
It flew straight to that feeder,
for only me to see.
Then one and two and three
and four, came sailing to my glee.
Then five and six and seven,
eight, nine more for me to see.
I began to see that God
had brought them here for me,
and color started coming back
into that winter day.
Then forty more were flying 'bout
like I've never seen.
My eyes perked up, my spirits too
and I slowly stood
I eased towards that feeder
as if they understood.
Must have been fifty birds flying 'bout
and darting as they could.
My eyes felt damp as I reached up
and slowly placed my hand
right below those hummingbirds
wings blowing like a fan.
Believe you will, believe you not
I touched that hummingbird's tail.
I wish you well, I wish to tell
God's love will prevail...
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