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Title: Boy With The Eagle Feather
Type of poem:
Your inspiration: My Brother. (Written by and credit to my mother)
I often think of a boy, deep tanned
with long blond hair that blew in the wind,
one plaited lock, the end of it,
adorned with an eagle feather.
We camped in the woods with a small black dog
who slept by my son in a soft little ball
away from the cool, damp weather.
When I woke misty dawns, he'd be waiting there,
my boy, by the camp fire waiting;
and it seemed that he cherished each hour with me
like they'd soon be gone forever.
Now the little black dog has gone away
chasing rabbits in heaven, I hope,
and the boy is a man working hard at his trade;
but they'll never leave me...never.
On summer nights when the campfire's bright
and the moon's a silver bubble,
there's just we three...my dog and me,
and the boy with the eagle feather.
Title: Boy With The Eagle Feather
Type of poem:
Your inspiration: My Brother. (Written by and credit to my mother)
I often think of a boy, deep tanned
with long blond hair that blew in the wind,
one plaited lock, the end of it,
adorned with an eagle feather.
We camped in the woods with a small black dog
who slept by my son in a soft little ball
away from the cool, damp weather.
When I woke misty dawns, he'd be waiting there,
my boy, by the camp fire waiting;
and it seemed that he cherished each hour with me
like they'd soon be gone forever.
Now the little black dog has gone away
chasing rabbits in heaven, I hope,
and the boy is a man working hard at his trade;
but they'll never leave me...never.
On summer nights when the campfire's bright
and the moon's a silver bubble,
there's just we three...my dog and me,
and the boy with the eagle feather.