One Bird Sings
By Betty Vos
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One Bird Sings - Betty Vos
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All Creation
One Bird Sings
There is a moment
When the first bird sings.
Before the sun streaks,
But after the stars pale,
One bird sings--
And even the darkest night
Must yield
To a new dawn.
Tiny Miracle
Sunlight streams over the whole earth
in radiant bounty
far too great for us to comprehend,
far too brilliant for us to look at directly,
far too hot for us to touch.
And yet
it penetrates even the tiniest blade of grass,
the smallest leaf,
and works its miracle:
transformation, growth,
the taking in of nutrients,
the release of what's not needed,
so that you and I
can breathe.
We breathe in the very sunlight
we could not touch,
we radiate light
with every breath we take
so that we too
may glow with all creation's light
and shine its miracles.
In the Circle
We sit in a circle of stones
set for us long ago
by ancient glaciers.
Under a deep azure sky
rimmed with soft rose
promising sunrise,
we watch the coming light
slowly gather its energies together,
calling the rosy rim to itself,
concentrating itself
into a bright gold haze
from which, finally,
the brilliant shafts
of first morning light
strike our waiting faces.
Eagle
Flash of sunlight on a white tail,
broad spread of deep black wings,
piercing glance from