The Huntress

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by mr_alleycat, Aug 9, 2007.

  1. mr_alleycat

    mr_alleycat Member

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    Brought up on the warriors creed
    Trained to fill the village need
    No better hand at sword or bow
    Into the forest she would flow

    A wisp of air or whisper of leaves
    The stalking trek the huntress weaves
    Black armor of leather and breaches skin tight
    Her silhouette but a shadow in Darkenwood's light
    While hunting one day a trail she would cross
    A bend of a twig, a smearing of moss
    Sparking her interest she quit hunting that day
    To follow this sign to where ever it may
    Who ever it was she knew it as man
    The way it wandereds no purpose or plan
    Strange it seems they stumble and fall
    Like a drunkard’s swagger bumping the wall
    She found the intruder laid out by the stream
    Movements all jerky as if fighting a dream
    Broad shoulders brown hair streaked by the sun
    Stepping closer she wonders

    "could this be the one?"
    Foretold by the seer past carnival day
    That love would find her in just such a way
    Of love and of men none she had known
    The lot of the huntress was sleeping alone

    She knew in the instant their eyes met
    Struck by the knowledge her future was set
    The longing of yesterdays finally at rest
    Holding true love the end of her quest

    He looked on the face of a heavenly sight
    "Love I've found you"

    Then slipped into night
    She placed her hand on his quivering chest
    Cradled his head on to her leather cupped breast

    She had found her true love and said her goodbye
    Shaken by sorrow and whispering why
    She sat there rocking, tears streaking her cheek
    For what she had lost by Darkenwood’s creek
    With pain is so great why don't I bleed
    Weeps the daughter of the woodsman's seed

    Many years later she would relive the day
    Sitting by the fire her hair streaked in gray
    Her love's features sharp her vision clear still
    Not clouded with mistrust or conflicts of will
    She sat there smiling at a young woman's plea
    And how it was answered by the heart of a tree
    Pulp tea the seer pressed her that day
    Held the gate open and fever at bay
    Two became one as foretold by the fates
    The manner of love and meaning of mates


    mr_alleycat
     
  2. blackheartbitch

    blackheartbitch Member

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    beautiful. i absolutely loved it. :)
     
  3. mr_alleycat

    mr_alleycat Member

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    Ah, so there be not such a Blackheart[​IMG]
     
  4. Malapascua

    Malapascua Member

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    Amazing..........
     
  5. children of korn

    children of korn Member

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    its fantastic a poem
     
  6. Freakymetalchik

    Freakymetalchik BITCH.

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    This is great!
     
  7. mamaKCita

    mamaKCita fucking stupid.

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    i'm not good with poetry. did he live? because i really loved it and just have to know.
     
  8. mr_alleycat

    mr_alleycat Member

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    Thank You Mal,

    I'm happy you enjoyed the piece



    Thanks CoK,

    Thank You freaky hun :flowers:

    lol Yes mamaKCita, he lived, the pulp tea saved him :)
     

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