The Wolf Cry Poem by Lew Sarett

The Wolf Cry



The Arctic moon hangs overhead;
The wide white silence lies below.
A starveling pine stands lone and gaunt,
Black-penciled on the snow.

Weird as the moan of sobbing winds,
A lone long call floats up from the trail;
And the naked soul of the frozen North
Trembles in that wail.

Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: lies,silence,snow
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