To Cage A Blue Bird

After a moderate supper He went for a walk, about a mile The galaxy of stars was making silhouettes And the moon was playing hide and seek The air was bustling through the bushes Fragrance of several flowers were competing To ignite the fervors The night was dark and copious As the slumber caught his body His mind started to wander in dreams He saw a blue bird with thick fluffs On his windowsill, singing a melodious song The corporeal lust kindled the wish to cage the blue bird No sooner the song finished he started the conversation O' little bird where do you live? What do you eat were his questions? I live in that mountain's hole in a nest Distinctly stitched by my mother, I eat some grains, small insects and sip flower's nectar O' bird you are so cute with blue feathers and red beak Why don't you stay with me here and sing for me every day? I shall feed you with the best of the foods you wish to have. No, I am happy with what I have, please do not entice me. He threw some nuts, grains and seeds to lure The Bird remained unmoved; freedom is dear to me at any cost The devil in man sets the ploy to capsize the bird Soon the blue bird was inside the cage In shock and despair, she ate nothing To get out of the cage she tried everything Each try left a broken feather and a scar on tiny beak Finally, she succumbs to the situation and started to sing It was the most sorrowful song the man has ever heard He felt the pain and agony of the bird And set her free from a cage The bird flew and sat on the windowsill and promised Will visit every day to sing a song for him With a joy on his face, he got up from the dream And saw a little blue bird singing on the windowsill.