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The Wolf and The Girl


The tree’s gnarled and long branches reach out

Seeking for someone to grab onto

The wind rustles through the woods

Drawing the blood red hood up

Tugging the dark as night pelt closer to her neck

Walking out of the woods supporting the weight of the wolf

 
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