A Lesson From a
Dicky-bird
The snow was deep and the winter air
was
bitter and cold that day,
But the Dicky-bird sang as if instead
‘twas
a sun-filled day in May.
I watched him and wondered if I would be
singing
of flowers and bees,
If I was the little Dicky-bird
and
the Dicky-bird was me.
He trilled and chortled though the skies were gray
And
the icy wind blew cold,
The snow lay in piles ‘round his Maple tree
But
he sang so brave and bold.
I thought how I would fuss and complain
As
unhappy as can be,
If I was the little Dicky-bird
And
the Dicky-bird was me.
The Dicky-bird sings with a thankful heart,
I’ve
much to be thankful for!
His Creator has given him this day to live,
My
Savior’s done so much more!
So I’ve learned in every season of life
To
live as contentedly,
If I was the little Dicky-bird
And
the Dicky-bird was me.
~ FAS
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