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Wolf
Spirit
by
Stephanie Conrod
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Your howls wake
me in the night,
They wake
my spirit and enter my bones.
Your cries speak
of loneliness,
There is
longing in your heart.
And you are
calling, always calling in the night.
Wolf Spirit,
will I deny you?
I walk from
the glow and safety of my home into the darkness.
I walk into
the silent embrace of the trees.
I hear you now
- you are close.
Your footpads
crunch softly on the sheet of snow.
I see you now
– you are close.
Your eyes
glow like warm beacons leading me on.
I smell you
now – you are close.
Your scent
is full of earth and blood and lust.
I feel you now
– you are close.
Your breath
is carried on the wind and brushes my skin.
Deeper and deeper
into the trees I walk,
There you
are fur and flesh.
Your eyes pierce
my soul,
A hot shiver
runs through my body.
I stand naked
before you,
I both fear
and want you.
Wolf Spirit,
will you devour me?
I touch you
now - We lie together flesh upon flesh,
Winter’s
chill melts away.
I feel the hot
light of your love on my skin,
And I burn
with the heat.
And I feel the
cool light of Mani on my skin,
And I quiver
with joy from the pleasure.
And I howl with
joy from the pleasure.
And I weep with
joy from the pleasure.
And I sleep
with joy from the pleasure.
And I wake with
joy at Sunna’s light,
Home again
curled up by the warm hearth’s fire.
Wolf Spirit,
will you call to me again?
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