Weeping Wolf

by Weeping Wolf   Jul 8, 2005



A sacred forest deep in wonder
Small streams trickle down silently
The trees whisper against the wind
Lone eagle soars above the stars
Dust arises to form the rainbows
Where the sun never hits the ground
And the shadows shine brightly
When there is no one around
The unknown becomes real in this forest
Where the creatures of the dark roam

Alone, in a small clearing
Yet hidden by the growing shadows
There is an animal- lays shivering
As her shallow breathing of misery
Is seen from her shimmering crystal coat
Fluorescent white coat, pale expression
No sign of life until you see
A soft droplet slide down with grace
Tears that are shed in silence
From beautifully sorrowful eyes

There lies the weeping wolf
For all she ever lived for and loved
Has left her here alone: without a mate
For only an hour ago; shots sounded
Loud thunder struck from behind
And now the male lays here-
His blood scalding the ground
She sits by his side…waiting…
But never again will he wake

In a deep forest so sacred
Lies the weeping wolf
Who will never again feel
Happiness in her soul
For all she ever loved
Is tragically swept away
Forever crying silent tears
In sorrowful eyes
the Weeping wolf

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  • 17 years ago

    by David

    Ah well done. this poem was stunning. its your name on this site too! good poem all round.

    5/5 David

  • 17 years ago

    by Midnight Sun

    That was so beautiful. I really loved how you brought such a graceful, stunning creature to life. Great job!
    ~Midnight Sun
    p.s. Sry never been to norway, my name is just a variation of a name for the moon. : )

  • 18 years ago

    by Mandee

    Wow you are a really talented writer keep it up!

  • 19 years ago

    by undying blusher

    Remarkable work...lovely job with the imagery and story...white wolves are beautiful... I love it, Weeping Wolf. You have a real gift...

    xxxx

  • 19 years ago

    by Momentary Relapse

    Very nice. Good word choice and it had great imagery. Of course it sounds more a story though. But still good.