At Ease! Or Not! Poem by Patrick Czyz

I see two hungry robins flap their wings.
The first one thought himself a falcon
And takes off rushed like a rocket-thing.
He will soon teach us a lesson.

His ego sought only the biggest fruit.
So he ploughed himself though like a brute.
Urgently looking for those rare prizes
Grown in unmatched sizes.
Let him live his life and search in a hurry!

Now the second one is wise.
I mean, just look at how he flies.
He flaps his wings calmly and softly.
It's a grace seen as relaxed and lofty.
He'll be content with any fruit he finds.
I know that he lives at ease without worry