A Man And A Bird (Part 2)

It's a pleasant and lovely morning, I see you again my flying sweetheart! Exploring corners of the verandah, You look worried but for what? Congrats! Love has left its aftereffect, May you be a mother and be perfect! I understand, no hunger, no thirst, You have been loved again and again, On the branches of flowery trees, At a beautiful site near a fountain, Even while flying with your spouse, Recollect birds coupling in my house. Shall bring a hanging nest where you can, Lay your eggs and fearlessly incubate, Man is bad but not so much bad, Neither overestimate nor underestimate, I loved, reproduced and proved my life, I realize the worries of a carrying wife.