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Fox and Jaguar

Call me fox and I will call you Jaguar

I normally walk the paths

gawking at every creature I pass

squawking loudly, regurgitating my wisdom distastefully

I spoke like coyote

foolisly

I continued on my way, in hopes of a creature large and as fearsome

as fearsome as you

Jaguar

to strike respect and fear into my heart and my actions

so that my meaning would not be soiled by my uncomely behavior

as I stalked you for days on the forrest floor

looking, watching your muscles flow over your skeleton

in a magestically dangerous motion

You can feel me

in the place all creatures feel, sense, and connect

as one

there is unspoken understanding between you and I

oh powerful warrior

and I am to know my place

in the order

you are beautiful and fascinating to me

a worthy objective on my walk

you are a specimen of the wonder of the world

of the god-like integrity and compassion

that penetrates the soul

you leave the marrow intact within the bone

for me to treasure

for my mouth to salivate and consume in haste

but in awe of the judgement you pass

the power bestowed unto you without a single act of self rightousness

we sleep on the same earthen bed

we dream from the same deep sleep

we touch, our stories, our tales of survival

they reach one another intuitively

and so long as I mind my place

silence my ego

I will forever walk beside you, following in your gracious example

as we venture deep with in the forrests density

living vicariously beside one another

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May 12, 2013
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