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I keep seeing an adorable Robin visiting the garden. A beautiful spiritual message from a departed loved one. The Robin's Message By Michelle Morris 05/01/2025 The robin flew into the garden It bobbed gracefully on the grass It drank water from the puddles And reminded me of its task To be a message of Hope and Joy A reminder of Love and Light That Faith is believing in the unseen No matter the Darkness of the night That our departed loved ones are with us That we're never really alone They remind us of their presence A blessed Gift from Heaven's own And the robins that grace our gardens They are beautiful and delightful They bring us so much Kindness From beyond this earthly world God's Angels who guide our Souls They want us to be inspired They want us to feel comforted By Heaven's merciful Light And every time I see the robin I know that you are near So even though I miss you dearly I know that Death is nothing to fear One day I'll see you again When it's my time to return to Heaven Where robins always sing sweetly And Love and Light never end © Michelle Morris, 2025 In many cultures, robins are thought to be a sign that a deceased relative is visiting. This belief is especially common in British folklore and Celtic-influenced cultures. Robins are often seen as messengers from the spiritual world, guiding people through difficult times.
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