Nature and Landscape Photography, Photographic Journal of Biblical and Poetic Expressions
Pikes Peak
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Beorn, Creature of the Night
Beorn, creature of the night,
Your path is far and wide,
Some say you growl with the tongue of bears,
Born from the ancient bears of the mountains,
Thriving on milk and wild honey,
Did you come from the Misty Mountains?
Do you hear your ancient people cries?
Friend nor foe have you,
Part man, Part bear
I hear the rustling of leaves,
Whistling voices in the wind,
I see you running through the darkness,
I dare not move but stand still like the trees,
You sit alone above the clouds,
Nightfall after nightfall,
Watching the moonlight sink,
Beyond the mountains silhouette,
Waiting to reclaim your ancient home.
By PL Fallin
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Beorn,
Black Bear,
Colorado,
Manitou Springs,
PL Fallin Poem,
Poem,
Poetry,
The Hobbit
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