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Poetry #3
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LIONS

 

Yellow ochre     flashing darkly

Muscles flow in rhythmic stride

Nervous prancing   eyes open wide

White    so white

Betray tension    the look of fright

Jostling movement

Hide     Run    Hide

Yellow ochre    flashing darkly

A quickened pace

Tension   Terror    Movement

Thus begins the race

Like ripples in a lake

The need to take flight

Yellow ochre    flashing darkly

Claws extended    a leap to the right

Dust   rises    hiding the sun

Muffled sounds    silence

So swiftly it is done

Yellow ochre    flashing darkly

Still Panting    Steps aside

And waits in silence

For Family      For pride

 

Photograph by Anne C. Ferguson (Schweis)

Poetry by William R. Schweis

Poetry #4
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Dogs

Sitting, very relaxed, legs stretched out on

my sofa.  I looked into my dog’s eyes.

She, in turn, looked into mine

                             tit for tat,

returning my gaze with sincerity.

Dogs have a way of looking at you,

                            penetrating

as though they could see your soul.

Determined

                            I held my gaze.

She cannot really see my soul I thought.

It’s just a dog’s way of looking

                            It’s their eyes.

                            That’s all.

It’s those animal eyes. 

                            Everything else,

                           Comes from me.

From my mind

                           From my imagination

                          Even athe smile

That slowly played across her mouth

as I turned my embarassed eyes away.

 

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