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The Raven Always Listens   4 comments

Two Ravens in The Olive Tree — Image by kenne

 

The Raven Always Listens

The raven always listens
to the wind—
a language older
than feather or bone.

Beside him,
his mate tilts her head,
black eyes catching
what cannot be seen.

Together they perch
on the edge of silence,
hearing the world
move through the air,

two shadows bound
by the endless song
of the wind.

 

 

Two Ravens   3 comments

Image by kenne

Two Ravens 

Twin shapes on a branch,

one croaks low, the other waits—

wind between their words.

Neighborhood Ravens   1 comment

A Raven Couple Lives In Our Neighborhood — Image by kenne 

The Hills of Cualann

In the youth of summer
The hills of Cualann
Are two golden horns,
Two breasts of childing,
Two two of light.

In the age of winter
They are two rusted swords,
Two waves of darkness,
Two moons of ice.

— Joseph Campbell

Two Ravens   1 comment

Ravens“Two Ravens” — Grunge Art by kenne

Two ravens find love
Sharing many emotions —
Together for life.

Known as a jokester
This black bird of nevermore —
Messenger for gods.

The bird’s intense gaze
depicting evil to some —
souls of wicked priests.

Disregard the myths
Of dark pressing messages —
nevermore to break.

— kenne

Capturing The Moment — Love Birds   Leave a comment

Ravens (1 of 1) framed blog“Love Birds” — Images by kenne

Mournful Raven

A woeful morning call,
Sadness? Loneliness? Lustfulness?
Not recognizable by my ear.

At a distance another call,
The familiar sound of a raven
Answering the morning call.

Landing next to the other;
Touching, kissing, loving —
Embracing sounds of silence.

— kenne

Ravens (1 of 1)-3 Framed blog

Capturing The Moment — Two Ravens   8 comments

Ravens

Ravens

Ravens“Two Ravens” — Images by kenne

Hugnin and Munin

Thoughts look to the future
Memories to the past
Both are ravens
And neither will last

Both will pluck out your eyes
Should you ever forget
Both are ravens
And neither relent

Their terror is matched
By only their might and their splendor
Both are ravens
Who always return to their sender

Without thought a fool
Memories loss is un-birth
Both are ravens
And each may fall to the earth

One is truth
And one is fiction
Both are ravens
Neither offer protection

Thought is harsh
And memory kind
Both are ravens
And neither are mine 

Rob W. Hansen