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Amber Eyes by Rebecca Dupuis

With amber eyes he watches
Over his pack, his family
Strong together as they hunt for survival

With angry eyes he sees
Fences across land, men with guns, and a thrill. He only kills to survive

With sad eyes he looks. At sharp traps, the soft furs of his pups
They didn't run to survive

so he asks, why did he survive

Silent  Paws by Gerri  McCann          

Silent paws trotting on a well beaten trail, alone in the wilderness,
so young and so frail.

Little yips go unanswered, the moon is now his guide, looking for ones just like him,
or have all of them just died?

He sniffs the dampened ground and senses man everywhere, the silence is deafening no howls in the air.

Oh why did he venture so far from his den, while his pack fell silent
at the hands of men?

His stomach is growling but the hunger he’ll endure, his pack family is out there it’s their blood he smells for sure.

He stops in his tracks and raises his head up high, the terror overwhelms him as he lets out another cry.

But still there’s no answer he can’t understand why, he’ll follow their trail or he surely will die.

For days now he’s traveled his spirit and body gone weak,
he lies down in white clover no more energy left to speak.

Soon the soul hovers  over this tiny, frail pup,whose future now will be guarded as his soul travels up.

What right does man have to take life from a living thing,
that has no way to voice its defense against a human being?

The wolf is a symbol, a brother, a friend.
it’s time now for action before his existence comes to an end.

 

 

 

The Lonely Loner by C Blaine

Chased from the world I once shared with man
Now I must seek asylum wherever I can
Blamed for so many things I've never done
They point and say "there, he's the one".

Once like the buffalo my numbers were great
But now for some company I constantly wait
My sleep is filled with dreams of days gone by
and each morning I awake with a tear in my eye.

They call me a predator, they don't understand
I'm simply a hunter with no gun in hand
I desire no trophy to hang on my wall
But just a full belly when night starts to fall.

Envious of my dog cousins and his master's love
And howling with loneliness to the Heaven's above
Though I long for a touch or a pat on the head
By nature's decision I'll have freedom instead.

Married for life to such a beautiful mate
Until last winter when a bullet decided her fate
The pups are all grown and gone from the den
And I'm too old and stubborn to start over again.

Now I'm truly a loner the legend is true
But forever searching for a friend like you
It's so hard to express but I'll try if I can
In your own words "hey I love you man".

As your world grows and buildings get taller
My little hiding place keeps getting smaller
If you don't come to your senses sometime soon
Then who will be left to howl at the moon?

 

The Call of the Wild by Unknown Author                 <

He's been worshiped and he's been feared,
He's been pushed from state to state thru the years.
But now we know him now we understand,
The fragile balance between nature and man.

He's the call of the wild with a spirit strong and true,
And each and every child should have the chance
To listen to the call of the wild.

Brother to brother, Father to son,
Have told the stories of this nobile one.
Proud as an eagle and free as the wind,
And you can hear him if you only listen.

You'll hear the call of the wild with a spirit strong and true,
And each and every child should have the chance
To listen to the call of the wild.

Please let them hear The call of the wild.