The Indian Woman




An old, Indian woman sat high on the mountain all of red rock.
Her grieving mind experiencing, a heartbreak shock.

Her most beloved, and cherished deer,
Was killed instantly by a mindless huge boulder.

Then, to the golden sunset, her wise eyes did happily spy,
Her beloved deer, going to the Happy Hunting ground in the skies.

       

               August 30, 2020
                  7am   PST


     Edited...., original title was Till We Meet Again


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August 29, 2020 at 8:34 AM
You were well inspired by the painting Panagiota. Tom
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August 29, 2020 at 9:00 AM
Yes...ugh, cannot post it! I don't like the title of the poem...any ideas! Email me? Thanks. Love, Pangie xx
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