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The Cardinal's Dream
Featuring SoliloquyChryseis' Tea
Most legends under the Sun
Were forged in ancient history
But this legend was one
That happened very recently
The recent legend begins
In the Birch trees very high
In a Forest that never ends
Sat a cardinal that wished to fly
She was a young child in her nest
And to her mother she sang
But when she tried to fly her best
She hit the ground with a bang
It was fortunate that a doe was close
Tea the feathered one she was called
She quickly and quietly approached
Fearful she would be appalled
"Please help me, I fell down!"
The little cardinal cheeped to her
"And my mother is a lovely brown"
She added the detail right after
Tea blinked, though thankful now
That the little one was still alive
And lowering her head with a bow
She spoke a pleasant reply
"I will find your mother, my dear.
That I will promise to you.
But I do not know how to get you near
Your nest in the tree too."
The cardinal closed her eyes
Saying something unexpected it seemed
"I know how to get to the nest of mine,
I'll fly just as I've dreamed."
Tea gave a tilt of her head
And came close to the little thing
"How will you fly back homestead
Without your feathery wings?"
"It is easy, mother taught me."
The cardinal cheerfully chimed
"With many flaps of my wings
I'll be there in no time!"
She flapped and fluttered and tried
But soon wore herself out well
But she was determined with all her might
To fly from where she fell
The doe watched, but had an thought
And from her headdress of feathers
She plucked out a whole lot
And attached them without tethers
The little one flapped and with peacock strength
She lifted right off the ground
"I'm flying!
