Little Dove and the Tiny Beans

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Little dove, soft and gray,

Wakes her baby with the day.

Flap, flap, wings so small,

Morning sunshine warms them all.


Down below on earthy ground,

Tiny beans are waiting, found.

“One for you, and one for me,”

Sharing makes a happy tree.


Some days food is hard to find,

Cloudy skies and gusty wind.

“Don’t you worry,” Mama coos,

“Little hearts can still choose joy.”


Other birds may fly away,

When the hungry come to stay.

Mama says, “Be soft, be kind,

Gentle hearts are strong inside.”


“Listen, child,” she softly sings,

“Learning is a gift with wings.

Knowledge sparkles, bright and true,

Wisdom helps you know what to do.”


“Understanding helps us see

How to be the best we can be.

Not knowing is the darkest night,

Learning fills the world with light.”


Baby flutters - up, then down!

Oops! A tumble to the ground.

Mama smiles, “That’s how you grow,

Every try helps courage show.”


Soon small wings begin to glide,

Dancing lightly side by side.

High above the fields so wide,

Baby dove beams full of pride.


Tiny beans and skies so blue,

Big brave dreams can start from few.

With love, with hope, with wings that try,

Even little doves can fly.

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