A Wagon of Love – AND – Prairie Wolf – AND – Still and Silent I Lay – AND – The Mist in the Hollow

A Cart OF Adoration

Goodness, what doth the snowy snowdrift bring?

Two young doggies cozy in a container of red and green

In an old corroded kids’ cart of blue

Are presents to welcome this Christmas again

The youthful puppies look out over the snow

Around the house where the windows shine

For there inside, a young lady and a kid

Anticipate a guaranteed endowment of cherishing delight

Their fortune is decorated with a major red bow

A similar utilized one Christmas, quite a while in the past

While cherishing guardians to their youngsters gave

Two protected young doggies, whose lives they had saved

Gifts, for example, these, gifts of life and of adoration

Resemble those given to us, from the Maker above

On that first Christmas was brought into the world in the evening

A gift given- – a youngster who might show us the light

What fortune will look for you, on Christmas day?

What gift from God to you, in the snow doth lay?

– Grassland WOLF

There is a critter living

In the slopes and open country.

Of outsiders he is watchful,

from the obscure he might stow away.

However his domain becomes ever more modest,

he watches it still with satisfaction,

‘neath the brilliant moon, cushioning delicately

with his shadow close by.

At the point when the sun dunks into dusk

the grassland wolf doth give voice,

through the murkiness to the night sky,

where the silver stars radiate brilliantly.

– STILL AND Quiet I LAY

While my body, still and quiet lay,

I watch you cry and hear you supplicate.

In any case, I’m not there,

as you gently support my neck and face.

Your tears actually falling,

indeed, even after I left your hug.

Realize I’m presently in another, magnificent spot.

No more am I tired or wracked in torment.

I’m in a glade on a sun-warmed plain.

There are slopes, blossoms, streams, and grass-covered knolls.

Sparkling twilight evenings and wonderful sun-glossy days.

I’m at the Extension to run and play.

What’s more, until you go along with me, it is here I will remain.

I adored you then, I love you now.

However I live here, I’ll visit you occasionally.

You will feel me close and can’t help thinking about how

I’m doing since I came to the Extension.

Indeed, I’m doing too as anyone might imagine,

also, my adoration for you shines forever.

I will see you when all is good and well.

Then, kindly kiss my face and embrace me tight.

Furthermore, go along with me on our grand flight.

Together we will at any point be,

our adoration the bond that set us free.

Your darling furkin (shaggy relative).

– THE Fog IN THE Empty

On a fresh pre-winter morn

at the point when the fog fills the glen

also, the sun paints the sky golden red,

the fey dance somewhere down in the forest.

In a glen ‘middle the dew covered grass

stands a man wearing plaid

what’s more, his lines are the melody on the breeze,

heard in the gleam of a fantasy.

Propping cold is the brume

as it streams with the miserable notes’ hold back

of the line’s lilting tune.

Supporting virus is the breeze

that winds through the trees

furthermore, over the fog in the empty.