As the moon rises, darkness falls,
A full moon so bright, what’s out there in the night.
They awake, life that wanders after daylight,
In the hills, among the trees, they can see.
The wolf howls, its shadow rests in the moonlight,
Hunger in its thoughts, searches in the dark.
An owl can fly, it sits in a tree,
Keeps watch from up high, everywhere nature is alive.
The coyote marches on, preying on what is not strong,
There’s a battle for survival, this circle of life.
In the dark of night, they work until dawns early light,
That which hunts, the strong will survive, in the dark of night.
Keith Garrett
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Great poem. Couldn’t get the song “In the Heat of the Night” out of my head though!
Jeanette Hall
Thanks so much
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