Lone Moon

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One lone 'howl'
at the moon's glow
a wolf in the night
remembers its love.

Soft paws pounding
running over the soil
guided by the light
of moon rings coiled

in its illumination
brightly lit springs
a distant howling wolf
in the blue, sings

mournful memories
of yesterday
gazing at the stars
recalling frolicking days

in tune with the moon
the wolf's insight
expressing feelings
howling at the moon bright

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dcpoet44dcpoet44over 18 years ago
this catches my eye....

Soft paws pounding

running over the soil

guided by the light

of moon rings coiled

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i'm thinking that *pounding* would be better to possibly say, "strike softly" and it will a more natural effect with nature. overall a nice piece art.......don

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
just reminded me

whatever happened to nwwolf I wonder...I think by leading him to this site...he found the pack of howlin females...nice pen...

LeBrozLeBrozover 18 years ago
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At mournful memories

the old wolf howls,

while young join in

paying respectful homage.

Would have looked great illustrated with a wolf howling at the moon high overhead.

sacksackover 18 years ago
the mournful memories stanza...

throws off the rhythm a bit. Read this aloud and that is more evident. I also would seek to eliminate the two "its" if you can...otherwise quite vivid, I liked the imagery.