Thursday, May 16, 2013
Changing Owners
The blue sky is more vivid
like dreams become more vivid
as we age. They have a smell
almost a dream scent somehow.
Calling coyotes, if all is right,
to yip and howl up the hill,
and when all are gathered,
rush through the wood, owned
only by them, and into the deserted
streets of this town; that thinks it’s
civilized, and is owned too, by
the darkness and the dim glow
of a streetlight moon, and the sound
of something, a cottontail maybe,
or maybe a cat, suffering
for a moment before
it dies.
........Larry Gavin
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this could be describing crestline
ReplyDeletesadie had a coyote encounter the other day
she had escaped from the backyard
and was sitting on the front steps
unbeknownst to me
until i heard her barking out there
and opened the front door
she scuttled in
and a coyote loped off
up our driveway and across the street
sadie was limping
but showed no blood
and within 5 minutes later
she was walking fine
so i think no permanent
harm was done
ReplyDeletesounds like maybe sadie was getting in touch with her inner wild dog...doggie spiritual direction...mountain dog madness...ooooooooooooooooooooowowowowowooooooo ooooo
moon dog melodies
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