Mother Knows Best
By Sis Unsworth
Robin
was so frightened and hoped it didn’t show,
His
siblings were excited, but he didn’t want to go.
Their
parents said “it won’t be long, before we all fly in the sky,”
but
Robin had a fear of heights, and was sure that he would cry.
He
really was so terrified, and hoped it wouldn’t show,
when
the others were excited, and couldn’t wait to go.
He
hoped he’d find the courage when it finally came around,
but
the thought of being up real high, so far from the ground,
he
confided to his mother, who wasn’t very kind,
she
told him if he wouldn’t fly, he would be left behind
this
so really frightened him, more than the fear of heights,
the
thought of being home alone, kept him awake at nights.
When
they awoke that morning, they knew it was the day,
Robin
then prepared himself, he knew he must obey.
His
mother pulled him close to her, and whispered in his ear,
“You
will really love it child, so put away your fear.
I
know, once I was just like you, when taking my first flight.
You
will, like me, get used to it, and it will feel alright.”
So
he got in front of her, and answered “Mum knows best,”
He
was the first to flap his wings, and fly out of the nest.
Copyright
Sis Unsworth
Another poem with a clever closing line... Well done Sis!
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