The mighty grizzly bear Waiting by the waterfall Watching the crashing waves Listening to their mystic moves The first salmon leaps, Just to make sure it doesn’t run into a famished bear It’s mind panics, as it realizes what is happening The bear’s mouth widens And clamps down its jaws Satisfied with his dinner, but wanting much more.
The wolf cries out from above Depending on the moonlight to show her the path She’s drifting away, too tired. But remembers she needs to feed her cubs She lurks in between black spruce trees Her sons, closely following behind. The creatures of the night watch where they run Making sure they don’t catch the attention of death. Though she doesn’t realize, the scampering rabbit Just two feet in front of her The rabbit is lucky enough to have a snow white coat To blend into god’s blanket, laid across the land. Mother wolf isn’t so blessed, for tonight is one more night Her cubs will have to go unfed.
The eagle Mastering the art of flying Swimming in the skies Looking for a tree, too perfect to live Skimming the land Just the perfect tree is all he needs To sleep on tonight For the sun is coming down And moon is rising up The stars become visible The eagle is getting worried But finally, he finds a tree Swings down and places its claws onto a branch So peaceful, listening to the wolf’s howl Like the theme song to his life. Unlike the “woof” that the same animal makes It pierces his ears, the eagle loathes it. Finally asleep, eyes closed. Dreaming is his favorite thing A television for his mind.