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TITLE: Meadowlark
By Pam Novak
01/07/08
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This poem came to me while I was spending quiet time with God in the morning. It's been a long time since I've written any poetry and I was surprised to have done it - though I admit it's no masterpiece.
Now late into September
The meadowlark still sings
As if he’s seen a thousand springs
And can each one remember.

Other birds gave up their song;
Their young have hatched and fledged,
And are long gone.

Why, then, is this hearty one
Still boisterous in the field?
Does he expect his song to yield
Long days of warming sun?

Lord, may I be like this bird,
Rejoicing that through darkening days
You keep Your word.

9/07
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