D'vorahDavida
Yetzirah

Dove Tale
Fri Aug 12 2016

  The dove with the broken wing rested all afternoon quietly in her nest. I checked her several times. But in the early evening when I went out to check, I think she had gotten nervous about her situation. She didn't know she was as safe as she could possibly be under the circumstances. She began to try to get out of the cage. Vigorously. She was throwing herself against the wire mesh and flailing her one good wing about in a terribly alarming way. Now it became clear that if I left her there, her injuries were going to get worse. I took her out, gave her more water and walked her down to a brush thicket near the walnut tree and placed her as deep into it as I could reach. I haven't seen her since then. I don't know what happened. I only know what I tried to do. Let's make up our own ending shall we? (For once, I agree with your delusion. I know I'm not supposed to. It goes against everything I believe in. But in this case, I think it is best.) Everyone is now invited to compose a happy ending to this story. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. We actually have the august blessings of (). An incredibly rare event that we should not squander. DSC01831   lime-wild        
3 Comments
  • From:
    Cheryl T (Legacy)
    On:
    Fri Aug 12 2016
    She looked around at her cozy spot in the brush thicket and decided to stay. It was protected and shady in the afternoon with plenty of grass seeds and bugs traveling by. My friend, Deborah will bring me a dish of water tonight. My little wing is getting stronger each day. I might make a nest and stay here!
  • From:
    Cheryl F (Legacy)
    On:
    Sat Aug 13 2016
    You know how I feel about your omission of a disclaimer prior to sharing things like this... After taking a deep breath I decided to believe the little dove, like the deer, will recover.
  • From:
    FutureCat (Legacy)
    On:
    Mon Aug 15 2016
    Having had a safe and restful night under your protection, she felt recovered enough to make her way to the nearby tree where her family were waiting for her. They helped her climb into a hollow in the tree where they'd prepared a comfortable nest just far enough off the ground to protect her from predators, and they're now bringing her tasty treats to eat while her wing heals. Yes, that's definitely what happened.