Cloaked in white raiment
Wide-eyed, watching and waiting
For Parents return
Haiku by:© Leola Durant
I got the opportunity to watch this owlet for a while. It’s still clothed mainly in its fluffy white feathers. It cannot fly as yet, but in the meantime it stayed alert, wide-eyed and watching for its Parents.The only thing wrong…it was looking in the wrong direction. The Parents were sitting high up in a nearby tree, watching over their young from that vantage point.
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I am a Christian who believes in Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I also believe that Jesus will soon return to this earth.
I believe that if the Caterpillar can fly we too can learn to fly. We just have to attach our wings in the right place. As you know the Caterpillar uses the Milk Weed as its host, its source for food. And we too have a "Host" and He also provides us with abundant food. If we used the fuel from this food (Scripture) effectively, we too would be able to fly. Our "Minds" can be freed from all burdens and stress. We can more easily be lifted up when we allow God to be our Host. He would continually feed us. God through His word can teach us how to fly...if only in our thoughts and minds.
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Leola, your photo and words fill some of my fascination with nature’s life cycle.
It is truly amazing that after the frostiness and beauty of winter, we get to witness all the wonders that spring also has to offer.
That’s an amazing shot that you captured. You truly have the gift of sight. Where was this taken?
😆Somewhere close by.