The Huntsman's Plight
In darkened wood he takes a knee and weeps
The blood trail’s gone, and with it all that’s good
He knows not where the stag has gone to sleep
His children’s aching bellies want for food
The blood trail’s gone, and with it all that’s good
Dappled shadows hide the trail he seeks
His children’s aching bellies want for food
A stoic face belied by tear-washed streaks
Dappled shadows hide the trail he seeks
Until the sun reveals it at his feet
A stoic face belied by tear-washed streaks
With hope restored that soon his brood will eat
Until the sun reveals it at his feet
He knows not where the stag has gone to sleep
With hope restored that soon his brood will eat
In darkened wood, he takes a knee and weeps
6/6/2017
Copyright © Dean Wood | Year Posted 2017
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