CriesA Poem by Adam LightA true story, told many years later.Late one autumn night, I heard some cries outside, and was therefore beckoned from the thought-woods I reside. Onto my deck, I stepped, to investigate the sound; two raccoons attacked a third, and the third was losing ground. The victim scampered up a tree, with an attacker right behind, one attacker stayed at the ground, none paid me any mind. Down an ever-thinning branch, the victim crawled to live, pinned by two attackers on a branch about to give. Then, they noticed me all at once, but only two could become more afraid so both attackers ran off in fear while in the tree, the victim stayed. For minutes, we each were still and stared into each other's bewildered eyes And I questioned if the raccoon could also hear my cries.
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StatsAuthorAdam LightILAboutI write things that I think are worth remembering and living up to. My poetry helps me makes decisions and grow. Most of my poems are short, rhyme, and have a point to them. more..Writing
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