Urban CoyoteA Chapter by J. LandFor the creatures of the night...
This urban coyote
Pays a visit early morning Under a sharpened scythe of a moon Creeps round my bushes Like he's moving in The cats that screeched under my window Have gone to tussle on other grounds And leave the coyote his domain Rich in new delicacies While he crouches Silent and imminently present He carries his daggers In a pouch out front Ready when the moment flashes Like the silver reflection His blade gives off As it passes through the night air Grim thrusts make crimson droplets Splatter the grassy canvas like Pollard wanted A random purposeful pattern Blots and streaks settle gently in the display He appraises his work momentarily, finishes Yelps his quiet triumph and wanders away © 2014 J. LandAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorJ. LandArlington, TXAboutI am a writer, philosopher, and educator living in the great state of Texas. I have taught high school English for 15 years and just recently began to pursue a lifelong dream of writing. My works incl.. more..Writing
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