As twilight breaks
She awakes from her sleep
She steps from the den
With four of her young
Playing about her paws
She looks to the sky
As the full moon rays
Aluminates her hunting ground
She sniffs the cool night air
And knows the hunt is near
She sits head lifted high
And alerts her pack
With an eerie howl
She’s awaken for the night
And ready for the prowl
She starts ahead
While the rest follow
She begins the trail
Pursuing in a whispering run
Among the freshly fallen snow
A flicker in the glow
And she spots in the snow
A white fluffy hare
His small black nose
Sniffing the nights air
She’s on him in a second
Her hunting skills prevailing
And she carries her prize
To her patiently awaiting pups
Then back again she hunts
This is fairly straight forward as a poem. No diversions or lingering questions. I hope the writer gets to read my poem called THE HUNTER. She may like that. Overall, this is about average as poems go. There were only a few rhymes and very little rhythm. GW62
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Very refreshing with an easy sweet flow. Thanks for sharing.