The Wolf And The Rabbit

hmm more of a story then a poem but tell me what yah think!! <3

Red riding never understood

How cold it felt standing alone

Howling at the moon

While the wind froze you to the bone

 

But I felt the winter’s essence

Hiding in the soft summer breeze

Running by the sea

Watching passing memories

 

Tiptoeing at the edge of a cliff

Wondering if I would earn my wings and fly

Or would I fall farther into my own empty heart

Until I heard your souls lonely cry

 

It sounded so beautiful

And it circled around me

And the whisper in my body

Wanted to be set free

 

I followed the resounding song

And got lost in the forest as day became night

I soon became terrified

Until you came into sight

 

Hesitantly taking your hand

Your warmth made my heart come to rest

You led the way home and I invited you in

But you refused saying you'd be an unwelcomed guest

 

Sadly I asked

If I’d ever see you again

You smiled so sweetly still holding my hand

And said "All you have to say is where and when."

 

Whispering into your ears

I told you where to come

You smiled and ran away

And to you I had succumbed

 

Many nights passed

And I fell deeper in love each time

But when mother and father found out

They treated it like it was a crime

 

They forbade me to see you

Still my emotions remained unswayed

What we had was so much more powerful then their words

And it was something one could not evade

 

One night I found you at my window

Mother and father were asleep in bed

I quietly let you in and embraced your cold frame

Even with the melting snow still on your head

 

You asked me to run away with you

And I instantly agreed

Mother and father would have to accept it

We were not something anyone could intercede

 

One more kiss

And we parted ways for one last night

For we were to be together forever

When the moon once again showed her brilliant light

 

The night came

And you put my hand in yours

And promised that you the wolf and I the rabbit

Would be together forevermore