Miscellaneous Poetry
by Roger Wellington Nason
The Ride
The Hunter
The hunter rises before the sun
Dons his clothes, grabs his gun
The air outside is damp and cold,
Blowing leaves of red and gold
Intently listening for his prey
Searching, seeking, come what may
Rustle of leaves, snap of a twig
Could this be something big?
Through the trees, into the field
Steps the buck, its fate now sealed
There he stands proud and tall
There he stands, there he'll fall
The shot rings out, his aim is true
A 10-point buck the hunter slew