Song Bird Arising
SONG BIRD ARISING
Dipping low over the water the golden bird of passage soars and glides, it drops a bunch of flowers that fall ever so slowly to the river. They land without a splash and float downstream.
They’re white golden flowers floating along the river with diamond clear water shining on their petals.
Circling back to where he dropped his treasure the songbird starts to sing – a song of lifelong companionship banishing loneliness forever. He is the bird of passage who comes to everyone who has ever lived bringing them love.
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