The Black Dog
A poem about loss and yearning
By Lorelei RussellPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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Photo by Neil Fedorowycz on Unsplash
The Black Dog is a curious beast.
At times, you'll call his name,
And he will howl, and pine,
and hurl himself at you,
Longing for what is lost,
and yearning for what
cannot come to be.
At other times,
He dozes by the fire,
Placid and content,
But for the one, broken tear
in his endless eyes,
Weeping for the days in which he
pined, and hurled, and longed and yearned,
For things that he's forgotten how to want.
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About the Creator
Lorelei Russell
I'm a writer, artist, and historian, living in the United Kingdom. I particularly favour the fantasy and magical realism genres, but enjoy the challenge of exploring other writing styles.
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