icy clouds floating
puffed like winter's first white frost
do flying birds know?
I believe....that Mary looks out for all of natures creatures, not just humans. And with the unexpected death of parent birds, she has the power to find another to take their place. It does sometimes happen in the bird world.
The Gift ... acrylic
Poem: Death of a Raven
among dark leaves
he crouches low - unsteady -
talons cling tightly
and black beady eye peers downward
his raven shadow on rock below
spreads in moonlight glare
umbrae rivulets quickly flow
and he wonders – just briefly
if that chip in the rock
reflects the jagged slice
a predator tore in his sleeping heart
liinked with
Please visit and join in
A very special Mary blessing
sent in spirit to
who blessed my life
with her beautiful art
and thoughts.
dearest judy,
ReplyDeletei love that you hold a healing light for all things small and beautiful mary love and birds in need-so perfect and full of hope!
happy to welcome december and a shared out pouring of mary love! xo
Sometimes (but not always) I'm certain that birds know more than we bumbling humans do!
ReplyDeleteYour haiku, painting, and raven poem are incredible. As is your care and tenderness to life so fragile.
ReplyDeleteYes. LOVE your beautiful heart dear Judie. Thankful for the grace that Mary brings to all of us living on this planet.
ReplyDeleteA nest full of babies, held in gentle hands--how appropriate for this season!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea of reparenting a baby bird. Opportunities are abundant here.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous painting and love the crow and babies ~ Xox
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of Mary taking care of all living things, anything else makes no sense to me--divine love that chooses a creature over another is... incomprehensible.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! This really touched my heart and soul! Thank you! Gorgeous painting! Big Hugs!
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