The title figure's "toil shall end; / Soon shalt thou find a summer home, and rest," though the moral of the poem is given in the last stanza, which proclaims "He who...guides thy certain flight" shall "lead my steps aright."  
The speaker in this poem's fourth stanza speaks of "a Power whose care / Teaches" the title figure's way "along that pathless coast".  The title figure's "toil shall end; / Soon shalt thou find a summer home, and rest," though the moral of the poem is given in the last stanza, which proclaims "He who...guides thy certain flight" shall "lead my steps aright."  This poem begins with the lines, "Whither, midst falling dew, / While glow the heavens with the last steps of day".  FTP, identify this American poem about a particular bird written by William Cullen Bryant.
The speaker in this poem's fourth stanza speaks of "a Power whose care / Teaches" the title figure's way "along that pathless coast".  
To a Waterfowl