A beautiful lullaby

I was walking on a road ,
i saw a bird
a bird
who was finding someplace
to hide his head
in the stormy rain

he was all alone
looking for a shelter and a home

A bird
who don"t  know how to fly
he is standing here ,
in a rainy night sky

he saw a tree nearby
asked that tree
can i ?

Tree replied in sweetest voice
i am the shelter
i am the home
for millions who are new to this world

world where birds like u
always finding place in Que

But
here there is no Que
u can rest your head
till i am with you.

the night passed by
the bird took the shelter
by the tree
he knew this time will pass by

the morning came with the new light
though it was still raining outside
there was no sign of sunshine

the bird hear a beautiful voice
oh it was a nightingale
singing a beautiful lullaby

the bird asked the tree
is she one of us
who got no place to hide ?

the tree said

we are all the same
Just the same

the bird went to the nightingale
on the top of the tree
he saw the world from different eyes

rain falling from the sky
there was no fear in his eyes

he got the answer right
i can fly
with no fear in my eyes
i will try to fly
with no regrets from the past life
i will fly
with a dream in my heart
i want to touch the sky

Nightingale with a rhym
Together forever
We will make it fine
Take me with you
Make it a rhym
Forever together
A beautiful lullaby
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Poetry posted here was originally posted on New Zealand Poetry

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