Summary Of William Bryant's To A Waterfowl

In William Bryant's "To a Waterfowl," he looks to a waterfowl for guidance. The bird guided Bryant but God guided the bird. In life, a leader tends to be the follower of another leader. This relationship between a follower and a leader corresponds to everyone's life. In other words, every soul in existence has looked to someone or something for guidance. I along with many others, look to the people who are in charge of me for guidance.
The majority of my instruction comes from my parents and family. Whenever I need to make tough moral decisions, I can always count on my family to guide me. Most of my morals come from my parents. Some morals are self taught but the majority of them are gained from someone with more wisdom than I. Whenever