The Raven knows, all too well
Of all the things that we have never seen
Like fairies, love and midday dreams
He keeps his thoughts to himself
Like a book of answers high upon a distant shelf
You can beckon him to give up his treasures
He will just sit, sit with his secrets and never tell
I watch him from my window, he knows I am there
He goes about his chores, glancing my way just to see
If I have noticed him, looking at me
I see him talking to no one there
I am sure he is fooling with me
But, maybe he is speaking with those
I can not see
In my mind, I see myself setting a trap for him
To capture this joking and clever bird
And make him tell me, all those secrets Iv'e never heard
Where do fairies go, when footsteps they hear
And what of the Angels who float o'er my head
The ones I never see, only feel them guiding me
Yes, he shall reveal all his secrets, and then
I will set free my Raven, my feathered friend
Picture of Raven and child, artist unknown, friends_by_flina-d5n4jwv.jpg