Little Bird

Sing little bird, sing your song
Cause we call all can play along
Just sing bird-sing your little song

Play little bird, with your bird friends
Cause we all know the love it sends
Just play bird-play with your bird friends

Flap little bird, flap your wings
Cause we all know what it brings
Just flap bird-flap your little wings

Dip little bird, dip your beak
Cause we all know you're getting weak
So dip bird-dip your little beak

Fly little bird, fly far from here
Cause we all know that Winter's near
So fly bird-fly far from here

Please little bird, won't you come back soon
Cause we all know you need to make some room
So please bird-please come back soon

Gather little bird, gather some sticks
Cause we all know you'll hatch some chicks
So gather bird-gather you some sticks

Nestle little bird, in your nest
Cause we all know you need your rest
So nestle bird-nestle in your nest

Wake bird, wake from your sleep
Cause we all know you need to feed your peeps
So wake bird-wake from your little sleep

Search bird, search for worms and seed
Cause we all know your chicks will be happy indeed
So search bird-search for worms and seed

Push bird, push your little birds from their nest
Cause we all know it's for the best
So push bird, push them from their nest

Sing little bird, sing your song
Cause we all can play along 
Just sing bird-sing your little song
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Krutsinger Avatar
October 27, 2018 at 7:33 AM
Light, lively, optimistic, happy and hopeful, Cari.
Green Avatar
October 25, 2018 at 2:50 PM
This was really nice. It was a happy poem that was fun to read.
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