Mrs Owl

The poem tells the story of a magical school located in an enchanted forest, where animals are taught to read and write by the kind and wise Mrs. Owl. One day the forest queen announces a fire that threatens the trees, and the animals are forced to flee, leaving their beloved teacher alone and sad. Mrs. Owl then decides to write a letter of love and gratitude to her students, entrusting it to the fastest butterfly to carry the news of her gratitude to each animal. The poem expresses Mrs. Owl's feelings of longing, sadness and renewed hope and her desire to continue teaching and spreading love wherever she goes. Eventually, the animals return to the forest, and Mrs. Owl writes them a letter to let them know that she will continue to be a loving and wise presence in their lives, even though the enchanted school no longer exists. The poem celebrates the importance of education and love, and how these values can withstand even adversity.