Today I’m thankful for the fog
and for author Jonathan Lockwood Huie
who had the wisdom to write
How
Sometimes we need the fog
to remind ourselves
that all of life
is not black and white.
May you soar on eagle wings, high above the madness of the world.
~ Jonathan Lockwood Huie
American Spirit
As eagle swoops at break of day,
talons cling to wriggling prey.
Having hunted and found his quest
he soon returns to guard his nest.
Shimmering cliffs that brightly shine
from rust colored monoliths high,
Create golden treasures
within the sunset sky.
The scent of autumn's in the air;
chill of night falls fast.
The eagle soars through clouded sky,
his kingdom won in triumphs past.
6-2-20
~First Place~
Spirit Animal Poetry Contest
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Isaiah 40:31 31 but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.
For generations, Native American tribes have associated the Eagle with vision, wisdom, and strength. The predatory spirit animal symbolizes taking responsibility for one’s actions, healing nature and treading lightly as a matter of respect for Mother Earth.
Alfaso ke phank se, Gudgodi
Walk of a horse TAK, TAK, TAK
fly with a wings
Dard mite bus tere muskurane se
Alfaso ke phank se , Gudgodi
Smile, never understand the colour
Of black and run with TAK TAK TAK. ..
Sawalo mai phasa rhata hoon
tuje muskurate dehkne ko,
Why I didn't understand one thing
When you have wings then why you run
TAK TAK TAK
One day I'll catch your horse babe.
But I like it's wicked Natak.
Gudgodi huie
good morning
With love all
jagdish bajantri
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