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Through the Eyes of the Wolf

The Sheppard strokes the sheep

assuring peace with every wave of his hand.

Weary to the Wolf’s eyes

as he gazes onward,

red his eyes will glow

with imagination.

 

In his mind he is

picking wool from his teeth;

a blood-filled smile as

the Sheppard weeps a

river of tears and

the Wolf chuckles to

himself, looming over the

mountains of carcasses.

He steps forward to the

Sheppard ~ now on his knees begging ~

and lays his paw on the man’s

head, laughing hysterically

at the Sheppard’s defeat, the

tears rolling down the Sheppard’s cheeks

as he holds the blood-soaked wool in

his hand, but

The Wolf spares no mercy.

 

The Sheppard sends the sheep

to their pen to sleep the night away.

Weary are the Wolf’s eyes

as his gaze is turned away.

Red his paws will drop,

He will return another day.

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Written by
zac-c
American
Published
Oct 29, 2014
Lines·Words
29·145
Notes

RERELEASE.

I took my poems off for a while, and now I'm rereleasing a bunch, enjoy!

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