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Midnights Voice (November 3,1950 / Selma, Alabama)
Poems by Midnights Voice : 158 / 205
The Cold Snow
The cold snow
fell upon the memories
and whited out the pain.
And the hungry wolf
looks out across the frozen tundra
and forgets his pain,
dreaming of a warm summer rain,
only to go out
and kill again...
knowing inside is trapped
the lamb in wolf clothing
Midnights Voice
Submitted: Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Edited: Wednesday, August 08, 2012
Poems by Midnights Voice : 158 / 205
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this is sad the poor wolf cannot help he was born a wolf..he still has to eat.. :)
Chilling. So savage it is to go back into the world and try to be what others perceive you to be! !
Who knows the spirit of wolf channeled to the lamb....To give strong spirit to the lamb surviving the hardest challenge, and also an advantage for the lamb to not be attacked by other, real wolf....unless one of the wolves caught the lamb (wolf in the disguise) having grass salad hahahaha...joking! it's show a little thing can be as something we never expect too....who know that cold snow actually can burn, as coldest thing can burn your skin..and it's fact..two sided life is dangerous! _Unwritten Soul
Brilliant write Thomas, very meaningful
Instincts are all powerful wolf and human- great last line.
The last line talks another meaning! the beginning is very interesting!
Most amazing description Thomas. You words have such incredible meaning I feel it deep within. Thank you!