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I wandered along the lonely ridge trail
One crisp, clear January day
With visions of wildfowl wintering
On the marshy Bayou Sauvage stage.
The egret in shades of white, blue, and gray
The call of the hawk, the shimmering finches,
The rails as they glided away
Nature at its best, so I thought
In the solitude of my journey that day.
Along my path to the northern rim
I saw a lone FEATHER
Undisturbed and grand
I continued on and let it lie
The way that nature planned.
But the FEATHER beckoned to me
How I do not understand.
I hearkened to its message
Reversed my course
And admired it in my grasp.
I never saw the EAGLE
Soaring under that January sun
But as my fingers stroked the FEATHER
The EAGLE and I became one. |