Updated date:

Sep 10, 2018

Song of the Wolves

Author:

Gypsy Rose Lee

I'm a writer, a poet, a dreamer. Born and raised in New York City. I now live in Daytona Beach, Florida. .

A quiet night,

no sound anywhere.

Clouds in the sky,

played hide and seek,

with the moon.

I fell into a dream

and awoke in a dark forest.

Light filtered through the pines

and the wind blew through the treetops,

onward I went down a winding path,

deep, deep into the dark -

never fearing anything.

I heard the sound of wolves howling

and to me it was such a lovely melody.

Soon I saw a light,

moonbeams filtered,

a silvery path from above.

Out into a meadow I came,

where the brightest light shown,

it enveloped me like a cape.

Sparkling rays glittered from the moon above

and I saw shadows at play,

among the dark paths -

that led back into the forest deep.

I saw the sparkling stars,

twinkling so merrily,

high above a hilltop,

there were the silhouettes,

of two wolves .

They stood there,

looking at the moon above,

then they howled

and their sweet music

entranced me.

So mournful, so plaintiff,

as they now were cheek to cheek,

I knew they also expressed –

devotion and love.

It was a magical sound that filled my soul

and I was swept up into a fantasy,

that when I awoke -

I longed to go back again.

Comments

Gypsy Rose Lee (author) from Daytona Beach, Florida on September 18, 2018:

You're welcome, Ian.

IS1820 on September 18, 2018:

HI. A big like from me.

Wolves are very important to the ecological balance of any area. I am referring to areas where they are the major predator and on the top of the food chain. Rivers flow again, forests rejuvenate etc when their is a healthy number of wolves.

All this besides them being enchanted.

Thanks for the poem

Gypsy Rose Lee (author) from Daytona Beach, Florida on September 14, 2018:

Thank you, Ann. Yes, wolves are majestic and mystical.

Ann Carr from SW England on September 11, 2018:

I am fascinated by wolves. They are ancient beasts and dominate anywhere they exist. Their sounds are mystical.

I like the way you've portrayed this, magical silhouettes in the moonlight; you've captured such a nighttime perfectly, 'clouds played hide and seek with the moon'!

Ann