Thursday, October 31, 2013

Poetry Thursdays - The Hunter

Greetings, readers! I come bringing poetry, and very bad poetry at that. Please try to enjoy my rhythmic fumblings below:

Deep in shadows of the nightly glade,
Where crawl the creatures of the night,
A silent hunter lone is laid,
Awaiting prey in his eyesight.

The hunter's arrow notched and primed,
His eyes do see the sudden shape
Of silhouetted doe well timed;
He crouches lower in his cape.

The string drawn back, he fires aloft,
And strikes the deer straight on at once;
The hunter springs, with feet so soft
And follows after the bleeding prey.

He finds her in a field afar,
And takes what's useful from her hide;
He sets off under nightly star,
To home, where he'll prepare the side.

2 comments:

  1. I like the eerie feel of this; perfect for Halloween.

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  2. I like it! A very interesting poem. :D I don't think it's bad at all.

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