Sitka
She waits, a grounded eagle, eating takeout, passing time,
And stares, a crippled hunter, chasing salmon of the mind.
She courts a passing breeze; hopeless passion
stirs her wings,
But she must sit, a grounded eagle, dreaming dreams
of bygone things.
Note: Sitka was a bald eagle I once had the privilege to know.
She broke one of her wings flying into a power line and was
grounded for the rest of her life.
Copyright © Mary Rotman | Year Posted 2015
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