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He sits alone and in silence Atop the silver birch High above the forest floor Watching with attentive eyes As moonlight flirts playfully, Shadow dancing among the many Silver branches At the heart of the forest, The brook chatters endlessly Of adventures through mountains So high their peaks are lost in ****** clouds, of underground Rivers raging unseen beneath Valleys filled with first Spring lilies The weary critters gather To lap at cool waters, Ignoring the incessant babble As they keep a wary eye On lurking shadows High above, his sharp eyes Glimpse outlines in the darkness, Hidden shapes imitating bush And fern, almost motionless Yet moving He utters a single sound, A whisper barely audible Above the ceaseless chatter Of the brook The hunters arrive and Sniff the air, traces of Prey still lingering, But the trail grows cold The brook continues to regale The night air with tales Seemingly unaware They are no longer listening Seemingly unaware They never were
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 3:05 AM UTC
He Sits Alone
He sits alone and in silence Atop the silver birch High above the forest floor Watching with attentive eyes As moonlight flirts playfully, Shadow dancing among the many Silver branches At the heart of the forest, The brook chatters endlessly Of adventures through mountains So high their peaks are lost in ****** clouds, of underground Rivers raging unseen beneath Valleys filled with first Spring lilies The weary critters gather To lap at cool waters, Ignoring the incessant babble As they keep a wary eye On lurking shadows High above, his sharp eyes Glimpse outlines in the darkness, Hidden shapes imitating bush And fern, almost motionless Yet moving He utters a single sound, A whisper barely audible Above the ceaseless chatter Of the brook The hunters arrive and Sniff the air, traces of Prey still lingering, But the trail grows cold The brook continues to regale The night air with tales Seemingly unaware They are no longer listening Seemingly unaware They never were
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 3:05 AM UTC
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