The Black Bird
Night is a
Raven.
Always preying,
Seeking,
Looking for an opportunity
Like a sniper in enemy territory.
Day’s protector is swallowed by
Earth, leaving her soft armor penetrable to
Night’s sharp claws.
With the moon as his
Throne, his crows echo like a beating heart
Throughout his new domain.
Night’s skin is dripped in
Black
With purple tinting his feathers.
And his eyes and razor beak blend into his body.
His strong wings propel him
To soar among his millions of bright followers.
There he hovers high in the air.
And circles his
Unlucky victims.
As Day reclaims her kingdom,
Night descends
Into his
Nocturnal nest.
And becomes nothing but the
Shadows
Of other birds.
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