Poetry: Fleetfoot
This was written about a fawn I once saw, and like every living thing I see, I named that fawn. I named her even though I would probably never again see her, I named her Fleetfoot. Yeah, I like to give descriptive names.
Oh! Little Fleetfoot!
How fast you run!
faster than the autumn breeze
fleeter than the rising sun.
Wilder the the eagle's cries.
Oh! Fleetfoot! How you leap!
Wilderness reflected in your eyes,
You're a treasure it wants to keep.
You are a spirit of the meadow,
a daughter of the forest trees,
and your brown-white dappled coat
the tugging wind does tease.
The deer photos are not of Fleetfoot, they are of a young buck that ventured into the middle of the city and caused quite a stir.
thats creative..
ReplyDeletelovely picture too
Thanks so much!
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