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ARE YOU MY FATHER?
by aanya and liza (BASED ON “ARE YOU MY MOTHER?” BY P.D. EASTMAN)
Photo by VinothChandar
The father bird rocked Telemachus the Little Bird in his wings.
Photo by Frank Wuestefeld
With the child asleep, the father bird went out to war.
“I will be back!” he said.
Photo by mellow cat
The baby bird awoke and searched for his father.
“Where is my father?”
Photo by VinothChandar
He looked up. He didn’t see him.
He looked down. He didn’t see him.
Photo by Stuck in Customs
"I will go and find him," the baby bird said.
Photo by Dave Williss
And out to sea he left.
Photo by A Guy Taking Pictures
First, he met Nestor the cat.
“Are you my father?” He asked.
“I am not your father” Nestor replied.
Photo by Marnhe du Plooy
Then he met Menelaus the hen.
“Are you my father?”Telemachus asked.
“No,” said the hen.
Photo by You As A Machine
“I have to find my father!” The little bird exclaimed.
Photo by fabiogis50
Then he came to a dog. With little hope left, he asked again: “Are you my father?”
Photo by Ezio Melotti
“No,” said the dog, “I am not your father. I am your grief.”
Photo by filin ilia - aliyo.hu
The baby bird stopped to think.
Photo by fabiogis50
Nestor the Cat was not his father.
Photo by I_am_Allan
Menelaus the Hen was not his father.
Photo by Annie Spratt
Grief the Dog was not his father.
Photo by Stuck in Customs
So who was his father?
Photo by Valerie Everett
Just then, the bird was surrounded by mist and a big figure emerged.
“Are you my father?” he asked the big figure.
Photo by Alessio Lin
But the still figure did not respond.
“Oh, you are not my father,” said Telemachus the baby bird.
“You’re a claw. I have to get out of here."
Photo by Luke Besley
But before he could move, Athena the Claw picked him up.
Photo by Untitled blue
She took him way, way up. And up, up, up he went.
Photo by Luz Adriana Villa A.
"No, where are you taking me? I want to go home!" the baby bird said.
Photo by Alexey Kljatov (ChaoticMind75)
Little did he know that Athena the Claw was already lowering him right back into his nest.
Photo by Ro Irving
Just then, the father bird came back.
Photo by samuelrodgers752
"I know who you are," said Telemachus.
Photo by Johann Siemens
