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I shutter in the nights moon. I hide my self way before noon. I fear, I fear, night will drift me away. Moon! I gasp! Do you see me, turn your judging face from me. I shutter in the moons glow. I fear! Which way should I go. I see the morn only in my mind. Its solemnly burrow within the trees like a spy. Yet the cannot escape my keen eye. Day light!  Blasted day light! Sneeks its glow upon me. Yet,  comforts like a blanket! But though I shutter in the moon light And yet, I welcome a   pleasantly new days sun, Woot! Whoo! Comes my weak calls. For by days sun I hunger no more. I just peck lustfully blood from my fluttering feathers, of nights telltale gore. I am just a hungry owl, Whoot!  Whoot! I cry.   My beak shutters to softly croon My calls fierce, again in nights moon, Alass!  Shouts of fear from the mice. from chipmunks from the baby racoons. Hide! Hide! Hide! For I will stalk you in the night. You shall be my dinner before day light. Comes now too, my endless fear. I float over fierce brown deer Its mighty weight, yet, of me it does not flinch, Yes, even with my nightly, whoot! Whoot! Over it  my eyes gauntlet glare It just looks me over as if I am not there. I flutter full, to appear stronger, but though I am mighty to the new birthed young, I am desolate to the ones more than I, so strong. Whoot! Whoot! Whoot! I cry out. I cry strong and brave,\. Yet, not a small beast does not fear as it shows its self to me They scamper, Ha! Ha! I laugh.   Do they not realize their tiny legs will not free them from my swooping outcome. I swoop, Ha! Ha! Silently I am upon them. I since their heart beats like a drum. Soon it is over. Their will is no more, but mine. As I perch way up in this tree Shutter I do of beasts, but so do they. For in the woods all too is fair play For that is nature's contract guaranteed, to all forest prey. © Written by Linda Bates Terrell
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 8:01 PM UTC
I Shutter In The Nights Moon
I shutter in the nights moon. I hide my self way before noon. I fear, I fear, night will drift me away. Moon! I gasp! Do you see me, turn your judging face from me. I shutter in the moons glow. I fear! Which way should I go. I see the morn only in my mind. Its solemnly burrow within the trees like a spy. Yet the cannot escape my keen eye. Day light!  Blasted day light! Sneeks its glow upon me. Yet,  comforts like a blanket! But though I shutter in the moon light And yet, I welcome a   pleasantly new days sun, Woot! Whoo! Comes my weak calls. For by days sun I hunger no more. I just peck lustfully blood from my fluttering feathers, of nights telltale gore. I am just a hungry owl, Whoot!  Whoot! I cry.   My beak shutters to softly croon My calls fierce, again in nights moon, Alass!  Shouts of fear from the mice. from chipmunks from the baby racoons. Hide! Hide! Hide! For I will stalk you in the night. You shall be my dinner before day light. Comes now too, my endless fear. I float over fierce brown deer Its mighty weight, yet, of me it does not flinch, Yes, even with my nightly, whoot! Whoot! Over it  my eyes gauntlet glare It just looks me over as if I am not there. I flutter full, to appear stronger, but though I am mighty to the new birthed young, I am desolate to the ones more than I, so strong. Whoot! Whoot! Whoot! I cry out. I cry strong and brave,\. Yet, not a small beast does not fear as it shows its self to me They scamper, Ha! Ha! I laugh.   Do they not realize their tiny legs will not free them from my swooping outcome. I swoop, Ha! Ha! Silently I am upon them. I since their heart beats like a drum. Soon it is over. Their will is no more, but mine. As I perch way up in this tree Shutter I do of beasts, but so do they. For in the woods all too is fair play For that is nature's contract guaranteed, to all forest prey. © Written by Linda Bates Terrell
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~ a crystal cradle slowly falls, from an indigo sky; coyote’s distant howl, blends his primal song, with the whoot, whoot of the owl; desert minstrels, keeping beat, with cricket and cicada’s chorus. above, a dark horse grazes, in a field of ancient stars; and below, encroaching mists gather in the waving grasses, crouching... waiting to devour, all who venture near. the endless whisperings, of the brook, stream of ageless waters, tell of tales of distant ice and snow, far above these thirsty plains. aurora’s blend their magic, their enchanting flame, dancing in the rising ethers; mesmerizing sleepy eyes, a shepherdess is lulled away; transported by her distant dreams. dawn’s approach she fails to hear, ’til it's much too late; when songbirds of the desert, now seated in this orchestra, sing her sleeping soul awake. ~ *post script. watching the set of a cradle moon on a late night return from the rolling hills of Central Oregon’s high desert last month prompts just enough lines to keep these images alive, until i am able to give them complete thought and words this morning.  aside from fatigue, i love driving at night.  197’s winding crossing down to the Deschutes at Maupin and then it's descent into The Dalles beside a wide Columbia; these, and my longing to be home beside my wife, keep me from sleep driving, alone with my thoughts and imagination.  though rare to Oregon, there are times of year when the aurora borealis pushes its way far enough south to be viewed on moonless nights.*
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 2:20 PM UTC
eternal song
~ a crystal cradle slowly falls, from an indigo sky; coyote’s distant howl, blends his primal song, with the whoot, whoot of the owl; desert minstrels, keeping beat, with cricket and cicada’s chorus. above, a dark horse grazes, in a field of ancient stars; and below, encroaching mists gather in the waving grasses, crouching... waiting to devour, all who venture near. the endless whisperings, of the brook, stream of ageless waters, tell of tales of distant ice and snow, far above these thirsty plains. aurora’s blend their magic, their enchanting flame, dancing in the rising ethers; mesmerizing sleepy eyes, a shepherdess is lulled away; transported by her distant dreams. dawn’s approach she fails to hear, ’til it's much too late; when songbirds of the desert, now seated in this orchestra, sing her sleeping soul awake. ~ *post script. watching the set of a cradle moon on a late night return from the rolling hills of Central Oregon’s high desert last month prompts just enough lines to keep these images alive, until i am able to give them complete thought and words this morning.  aside from fatigue, i love driving at night.  197’s winding crossing down to the Deschutes at Maupin and then it's descent into The Dalles beside a wide Columbia; these, and my longing to be home beside my wife, keep me from sleep driving, alone with my thoughts and imagination.  though rare to Oregon, there are times of year when the aurora borealis pushes its way far enough south to be viewed on moonless nights.*
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I shutter in the nights moon. I hide my self way before noon. I fear, I fear, night will drift me away. Moon! I gasp! Do you see me, turn your judging face from me. I shutter in the moons glow. I fear! Which way should I go. I see the morn only in my mind. Its solemnly burrow within the trees like a spy. Yet the cannot escape my keen eye. Day light! Blasted day light! Sneeks its glow upon me. Yet, comforts like a blanket! But though I shutter in the moon light And yet, I welcome a pleasantly new days sun, Woot! Whoo! Comes my weak calls. For by days sun I hunger no more. I just peck lustfully blood from my fluttering feathers, of nights telltale gore. I am just a hungry owl, Whoot! Whoot! I cry. My beak shutters to softly croon My calls fierce, again in nights moon, Alass! Shouts of fear from the mice. from chipmunks from the baby racoons. Hide! Hide! Hide! For I will stalk you in the night. You shall be my dinner before day light. Comes now too, my endless fear. I float over fierce brown deer Its mighty weight, yet, of me it does not flinch, Yes, even with my nightly, whoot! Whoot! Over it my eyes gauntlet glare It just looks me over as if I am not there. I flutter full, to appear stronger, but though I am mighty to the new birthed young, I am desolate to the ones more than I, so strong. Whoot! Whoot! Whoot! I cry out. I cry strong and brave,\. Yet, not a small beast does not fear as it shows its self to me They scamper, Ha! Ha! I laugh. Do they not realize their tiny legs will not free them from my swooping outcome. I swop, Ha! Ha! Silently I am upon them. I since their heart beats like a drum. Soon it is over. Their will is no more, but mine. As I perch way up in this tree Shutter I do of beasts, but so do they. For in the woods all too is fair play For that is nature's contract guaranteed, to all forest prey.
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 8:01 PM UTC
I Shutter In The Nights Moon
I shutter in the nights moon. I hide my self way before noon. I fear, I fear, night will drift me away. Moon! I gasp! Do you see me, turn your judging face from me. I shutter in the moons glow. I fear! Which way should I go. I see the morn only in my mind. Its solemnly burrow within the trees like a spy. Yet the cannot escape my keen eye. Day light! Blasted day light! Sneeks its glow upon me. Yet, comforts like a blanket! But though I shutter in the moon light And yet, I welcome a pleasantly new days sun, Woot! Whoo! Comes my weak calls. For by days sun I hunger no more. I just peck lustfully blood from my fluttering feathers, of nights telltale gore. I am just a hungry owl, Whoot! Whoot! I cry. My beak shutters to softly croon My calls fierce, again in nights moon, Alass! Shouts of fear from the mice. from chipmunks from the baby racoons. Hide! Hide! Hide! For I will stalk you in the night. You shall be my dinner before day light. Comes now too, my endless fear. I float over fierce brown deer Its mighty weight, yet, of me it does not flinch, Yes, even with my nightly, whoot! Whoot! Over it my eyes gauntlet glare It just looks me over as if I am not there. I flutter full, to appear stronger, but though I am mighty to the new birthed young, I am desolate to the ones more than I, so strong. Whoot! Whoot! Whoot! I cry out. I cry strong and brave,\. Yet, not a small beast does not fear as it shows its self to me They scamper, Ha! Ha! I laugh. Do they not realize their tiny legs will not free them from my swooping outcome. I swop, Ha! Ha! Silently I am upon them. I since their heart beats like a drum. Soon it is over. Their will is no more, but mine. As I perch way up in this tree Shutter I do of beasts, but so do they. For in the woods all too is fair play For that is nature's contract guaranteed, to all forest prey.
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If you want to go back to when and where The music will take you there... Could it be magic? Don't go breaking my heart I've got love on my mind You're the one that I want I want you to want me he told me You're every woman in the world to me but she has Betty Davis eye's he said Hard to say I'm sorry that Love is a Battlefield he thinks he is a Smooth Operator and I told him Don't come around here no more that You give love a bad name and Keep your hands to yourself Love Bites Once bitten twice shy You can't touch this now I touch myself... Deeper and Deeper Whoot ~there it is :) Turn the beat around Its a Total Eclipse of the heart Who will save your soul I'll be missing you From this moment on Then the morning comes and I think Who let the dogs out Wow, It's been awhile Can't fight the moonlight anymore Bring me to life just have to Wipe that dirt off your shoulder Hey what's your name? Come a little closer yeah you It's going down my love life Its not over One step at a time Meet me halfway Why don't we just dance now I feel A little bit stronger now there is a Girl on Fire Woo-Hoo Get your shine on We are Drunk in Love and it's Worth It
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 2:06 PM UTC
Feel the Music