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A Cry Heard by Deb Case Tuesday, June 21, 2011 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Heard that lonesome coyote cry last night, only trees within view of homesite. Restless whimper, I imagine along the shore, longing for her, wailing once more. Love nor hate, I might disagree, for that wailing seems a cry to me. A cry for love, a life to pursue, for there is a cycle to travel through. Traveling alone is never meant to be, each needs to be held tenderly. Balanced all in Creator's theme, he'll know when his mate is seen. © June 21, 2011 Windswept

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Reviewed by Connie Faust	7/3/2011

The lonesome coyote could symbolize many lonely individuals. In fact, we are all lonely and restless at times. There is a lot of depth in this poem. I see in your last two lines, the answer to humanity's loneliness--living in harmony with our Creator, yielded to His plan. Connie