Sunday, October 7, 2007
If I Was (by Deb Gessner)
If I was a little bird
A sparrow sure I’d be
A tiny voice, a simple song
But happy would I be
To sing most joyously
If I was a bumblebee
Buzzin’ round the bowers
In pantaloons of pollen sweet
I’d wile away the hours
Dancin’ with the flowers
If I was a common moth
No fancy flutterby wings
I’d powder softly through the night
To fragrant offerings
And what the moon might bring
Each has a name here
Each has a place here
Each one under the sun
A part of forever
Apart and together
A part of everyone
And if I was a blade of grass
Growing straight and tall
The prairie beasts that thunder by
Would love me best of all
To feed the summer all
If I was a bit of clay
With shiny specks of sand
I’d bless the fires of the kiln
And bend beneath the hand
Of artists great and grand
Beautiful song, Deb.
Thanks,
Doug