The Raven and the Coyote
The Raven watched the moon. Her interest awoken by the sitting Coyote on the mountain ridge. The Coyote was the trickster, he should be dancing and creating havoc. He sat watching the raising moon since early dust. The piercing eyes of the Raven watched the subdued Coyote with great interest. The Raven went to the Coyote, sitting near him and she asked him. If you loved her. Why did you set her free? You restraints in the want of love when you should have been begging for her to stay. She seized your heart and you wished her well in her new journey away from you.
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What a beautiful written poem, he loved her enough to set her free.
A highly imaginative poem. So beautifully written and with superb imagery.
What a narrative piece, with depiction of lovely memory
Thank you Bonaventure. I appreciate the comment.