Wednesday, August 25, 2010

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  1. In the whitest snowdrift of night
    a shape befell me awakening my sight,
    From within the sheen of piercing moons glow
    stifling all breath from my chest below.

    Who would move or dare to breathe
    with such a lofty beast causing fear to seethe,
    In that most dreadful moment; when our
    eyes did meet as my well-being ran sour.

    Not for me she came to stare
    but further yon three young cubs in a lair,
    It was I who trespassed her azure blue glare
    and felt the threat of her stealthy paw-ware.

    How could I run or dash or hide
    with all her weight holding her unspoken chide,
    How dare I scream empty in abandoned night
    what profit my voice against her majestic spite?

    Barely daring a sound that would betray my dread
    giving up a purr as I lowered my head,
    As she listenend a moment to my feeble resort
    She herself meted out her purring retort.

    At the low sounds of her cubs hungry cries
    she distracted from my fitful demise,
    And lumbered to her cubs in reticent measure
    laying down finally with her legacys treasure.

    When I speak of the she-tiger and death I eluded
    people do think I am surely deluded,
    never tasting the heaviness of my fated she-cat
    and the depth of reverance I newly begat.

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  2. I have translatted this blog into Chinese to be enjoyed internationally.

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