RE: Let Our Picture Tell Your Story - Edition 43

THE OWL'S TEACHINGS

I can't think of a sadder image than that of the lonely owl, with his paws on the hot cement sidewalk.... Isolated and lost waiting for someone to rescue him and take him to his natural environment. It's daytime and he should be sleeping peacefully but...he's still lost...Sadness floods his soul.Alas! But I detail him and it seems to me that he's a gray owl. The gray owl hunts by day. But the poor gray owl lost his north. He came to the city.... here who will he hunt. It occurs to me that he is stealthily waiting for the sewer rats. But those are crafty and won't let themselves be hunted.....

Perhaps meeting this owl is an omen.
-Will a hidden truth be revealed to me? Or maybe I need to learn something...I'm going to look for information.

I checked on the internet, it's the fastest, and I get that they hunt their prey without making noise. Plus it's ominous in some cases.
Something occurs to me...I go visit my sick neighbor. He's already 100 years old and he said he was preparing his take off....
I also have to be very careful with my gossipy neighbor; I'm waiting for the will of my late aunt to be revealed, whom she was envious of because she stole the love of her youth....

-Who would have thought that I would learn anything about myself by studying a bird in a city where all the wildlife is distant?

Such is the story of loneliness and perseverance in the face of loss and sadness. In studying the theme of loneliness, I discover all the time I wasted with my late aunt. At the time it seemed to me that she had a lot of quirks but, over time, I discovered that she was asking for love. Unconditional love...which I was able to give her when I discovered her loneliness.

I look back and wish I had been more loving.
I am definitely going to call the animal protection society to take the owl back to nature so he can be happy. .....