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 |    We live much of life amid unique choices. Joy is anchored in The One beyond our life. |
| The robins' agitated flight, it seems to cry about the hawks, that lumber in their might great masteries to tout. Their frantic chirping tells their friends, "There's danger quite nearby." These giv'n instincts can ne'er pretend, nor lead a bird to lie. The robin flock so oft precedes the coming of our spring. their Dogwood berry-eating deeds cause joyful chorus sings. Today no berries can be found, and many are the trees, where chirping robins flit, abound, alarmed, that none they see. Nandina berries all around, but maybe they're not good. Sad birds could fall onto the ground if poisoned by this food. How do they know the difference 'tween these berries and the true? Great instincts here are fully seen with lessons for me and you. When danger lurks, God has his way to keep us from all harm. Run to His Safety quick, today, and hide beneath His Arm. by Jay O’Toole on February 25th, 2024     |
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