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Click hereEyes of grey wolf
follow the dull scraping
of a slow cellar door,
haunting a decrepit stair.
Piles of harvest leaves
from a dying orchard rustle
as silent headstones mark
time in death's consecration.
Time bestirs its dark cranny as
a sudden quivering overtakes
his carnal native wisdom .
Faintly , he hears an elder chant;
"Waya, `ga no `lv `sga u yv tlv'.
In Harmony his spirit sings,
'This bone yard be no friend
of coyotes and old hounds,
specially old shapeshifting
drifters like us..."
So dark eyes drift toward the
stars blessing stellar emanations
and red loam of mortality
soars upon winds of eagles..
Sorry, I didn't follow the Tribal language...even though I played "Pocahontas" once in a school play, but they spoke the Powhatan language.
A dying language ~ once florished vibrant and alive. The passage of time ~ changes everything.
Like your vocabulary. Occasionally more provacative than precise, but not unsuccessfully so. Easy.
You only get a 4 because of dashes and spaces? The poetry police march on. Maybe it's just me, but I thought poetry was about breaking some of the rules. I never got the dashes and spaces memo.