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OK all you poets out there, it's time to share your creative sides with the rest of the members here, so post your favorite written poems. Here's one of mine.
This was written like a North West Coast "First Nations" (Indian) legend.
This was written like a North West Coast "First Nations" (Indian) legend.
The Sound of Your Own Voice.
Cheeky Raven, you call to me
from high atop your perch
under the Granville St. bridge.
I answer back with a wry smile,
and thank you for giving us
the sun and the moon.
How you stole the sun’s shadow
by cutting it off with a clamshell
which you threw into the air.
And when the sun left the day,
its shadow which you named moon,
gave us light to the darkness.
But there is no light on you raven,
only your shadow,
and no clamshell for me
to separate the two of you with.
Now I know why the sun is always smiling…
c.
Cheeky Raven, you call to me
from high atop your perch
under the Granville St. bridge.
I answer back with a wry smile,
and thank you for giving us
the sun and the moon.
How you stole the sun’s shadow
by cutting it off with a clamshell
which you threw into the air.
And when the sun left the day,
its shadow which you named moon,
gave us light to the darkness.
But there is no light on you raven,
only your shadow,
and no clamshell for me
to separate the two of you with.
Now I know why the sun is always smiling…
c.
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