The Lone Wolf's Road
Not one knows his glorious wonders,
the one who calls the trembling thunders.
The water gives him all his life,
although, in it he strifes.
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Oh how he keeps himself alone,
''This is me, myself, my own.''.
He evades out of others' sight,
yet his heart is made of righteous might.
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His spirit is broken into two,
no one is ever fondly true.
He cannot go and rush like free,
for he cannot dearly see.
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''What is true and what is not,
oh mighty stars my spirit shall rot.
From the heavens the Spirit knows,
I am bitten by all the crows.''
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And how great was the wolf's hate,
the Spirit sent him a beautiful mate.
A companion eternal as the night,
two majesties of the Moon's delight.
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''My troubles are now casted away,
as I wished in life to come one day.
A beauty of nature has come to me,
with a spirit so strong, togeather we'll flee.
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Finaly, filled with wisdom in her eyes,
she was strong and very wise.
I am paired with the Spirit and her,
how nature beautified such creatures in fur.''
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His lusterous ways had gone and vanished,
a magical soul he came to cherrish.
With a companion like no other,
peace and completion from his lover.
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Behold, he the young lone one was without a tear,
the sorrow of seclusion and a fear.
Watch him race in a graceful manner,
and without a harm from the heaviest hammer.
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''Now love is my only true will,
and, to it, no one shall try to kill.
I am free, without a plaguing concern,
my spirit, not anyone or evil shall discern.''
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In the world he was lost,
life with a cost.
How he differed from all,
a loner of a loud call.
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A mere castaway and stranger,
but wondered uniquely from nature.
As children of the Spirit, they were,
they became with the heavenly stars, for sure.
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The Lone Wolf's Road, which
was posted on Sep 19, 2011 by
L.M.C..
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"The wolf Leonardo struggles in a world when he is only and alone, in a place whe..."
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Character, Imagery, Love / Romance
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