Mar 12, 2015

The Wolf - Girl


Pale moon magic strong,
night seems dark and long,
when the forest sleeps,
her heart weeps.

Her howl, mountains can hear,
soft morning-dew drops are her tears,
her paw-prints left on snow,
roam aimlessly not knowing where to go.

Echoing through the white wilds,
her mourning song glides,
calling for her love, who was lost,
memories haunt her like ghosts.

Every night, the dead silence breaks,
cracking frozen ground and lakes,
the wolf - girl cries,
besides the grave, where her lover lies.



26 comments:

Grace said...

How tragic and sad for the heart that weeps ~

Wolfsrosebud said...

death is a hard thing

Jae Rose said...

What a wonderfully flowing piece...a real howl from the heart..

Mary said...

I feel the sadness in this poem, Vandana.

scotthastiepoet said...

The wolf-girl indeed - you got me entirely with this.. Such lyrical yearning and sadness - beautiful Vandana

scotthastiepoet said...

P.S. Thanks so much for 'MOSHKA' xxx

brudberg said...

The fairytale quality of that wolf-girl's sadness is felt deep in my heart...

Audrey Howitt aka Divalounger said...

Beautiful and lyrical and sad-

Sumana Roy said...

enchanting and full of sadness...

ZQ said...

I do like how you use your words!
ZQ

Sherry Blue Sky said...

Many lonely wolf-girls in the forest these days, with the culling of wolves going on in Canada. I feel for her, in this poem, having lost her companion, alone in the cold.

Magaly Guerrero said...

So vivid, terrible and sad...

Donna@LivingFromHappiness said...

What a beautiful tale....the image is wonderful of a shapeshifter walking 2 worlds.

Wendy Bourke said...

A superb, beautifully crafted mystical poem.

my heart's love songs said...

hauntingly beautiful!

the top image is stunning, as well.

Torie said...

Oh, wow!! Such a powerful and heartfelt write, Vandana!! I enjoyed my visit here today :)

Myrna R. said...

I love how this reads. Reminds me of stories I was told as a child except this one is full of sadness. I like how you recount the story though and the words you chose, which are so dreamlike. I really enjoyed reading this.

Anonymous said...

Even though sadly haunting, your poem has an ethereal feel about it, like a dream or a misty vision.

Elizabeth

totomai said...

interesting character you have painted here. reminded me of the anime i watched - Wolf Children. guess wolves are greatly misunderstood creatures

kaykuala said...

How so sorrowful. Pining for someone dear can be most painful. But it is good to have it off the chest!

Hank

kelvin s.m. said...

This is a well crafted tragedy, Vandana, & captivating as to the character you choose to play in here. I enjoyed it, thank you!

- ksm

humbird said...

Sounds as ancient legend...Your rhymes/rhythm always lulle me even sad ones... x

Unknown said...

Beautiful tale Vandana! I so feel for the wolf-girl, no one should have to live this life without the love of their companion.

Rose said...

What beautifully woven magic Vandana! I love this poem, I walked with her through the forest and felt her tears :(

Ankita said...

wow! I mean I felt that chill in my spine! amazing! :)

Gail said...

Beautiful. Magical.

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