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Eagle

(A Poem)

By D.A. BaldwinPublished 9 years ago • 1 min read

snowcapped majesty, how he cleaves through the wind

with an icelike demeanor—stoic and proud, fearless -

it isn’t hard to see why the eagle is the symbol of

freedom, for who else but he, with his gaze piercing

its prey—frozen daggers impaling the flesh, the harsh

talons of a winter night’s embrace —but still I wonder:

does he see this badge we have nailed to his breast -

frozen white upon his mane—one he never asked for?

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D.A. Baldwin

I am currently a student at a university, trying to find my way in life, while also trying to write a book. Lots of ideas bouncing in my head for potential articles, so we'll see how that goes. Cheers!

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    Written by D.A. Baldwin