The Eagle and the Wolf - Part 3
The eagle remembered how her heart skipped a beat when she first saw the wolf. The wolf stops in his track. He stares at the eagle which majestically rests on the rock with the reddish skyline behind her. The eagle vocalises and flaps her wings anxiously. The wolf remains cold and distant. The eagle turns away and glances disappointingly at the setting sun.
The eagle looks in the distance and flies away. The elusive wolf howls, a haunting sound that makes Prairie Rose weep. Oh why can they not see beyond their differences? Are they not soulmates?
Prairie Rose tells Demon Wind to catch the eagle from flying off far away. And as for the wolf, perhaps he will soon realise how much the eagle means to him...
*the end... or to be continued(?)
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You asked me before whether you should continue. Well...I said continue then, and I said continue now.
Only poets know how much the heart can hold. As to whether the story will continue...it all depends... Is the Wind Demon able to catch up with the eagle? Are the howlings symbolic of the wolf's longing for the eagle? Is the Prairie Rose able to bring colours to the otherwise stark landscape? 'tis the winter of their discontentment.