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The Owl
by Amber McCabe
copyright 07-17-2002


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
He stood erect and silent for a moment,
then the wind howled and he began,
his wide eyes full of the sorrows
he mentioned in his song.
The harmonics hummed gently as he continued,
the melancholy tune echoing through the woods.
Then, silence. The pause was brief.
He began again accompanied by a sole saxophone,
another song of hardship.
The tune faded into silence again,
and the tired, wide eyes turned to me,
perhaps a silent cry for help
for one down on his luck.
But before I could reply, he was gone,
fleeing to the darkness that so inhibited his soul.




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07-17-2002 Peggy Bertrand    

Excellent vivid images.
07-17-2002 William Robbins    

One could feel the struggle in your words. Very effective.
01-19-2002 John Mcleod    

This was really good Amber, I loved the imagery which you described so beautifuly.


John
04-01-2001 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

Only ones who've felt the pain can sing the blues.




04-01-2001 Eric Carrillo    

An exellant poet, as well as a good story teller. Thanks for sharing




04-01-2001 Laryalee Fraser    

I love your atmosphere - I am right there in the forest, hearing his voice....Yet it also carries a hint of a deeper meaning....like Robert says, it could be a person, as well.
I really enjoyed it!
Lary
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