THE HUNTER
O’ Hunter
Take heed from the wolf
Cull the herd of the weak and sick
and pass over
the beauty of the strong.
poem copyright © 2010 Monica Glickman
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A very nice little poem this one Monica, short but
nicely offered my wicked friend… Have a really nice
weekend with lots of those funtastic moments…
Androgoth XXx
Thanks, Androgoth. Love your community post but don’t want to interrupt the flow to say I enjoy and appreciate.
I just dig this one so much, Monica 🙂
Thanks,
Peace,
Laz
another side to beauty… strength over weakness.
loved this Monica… xPenx
This is how we justify our hunting — it’s supposed to be good for the herd. I say, send in the wolves. Best – Monica