The deer come by tonight at duskWhile I am standing still.Night falls so early as it must.I wait for dark untilIt catches me by quick surprise,The sun to sudden drop.How cold and bright our winter eyes.I wish that time would stop.The day, bare trees, December stars,The white tail boundless free.its home is one without false wars.where I would rather be.On cue I see the geese in flight.They loudly cross the skyTo give the rising moon a fright.Whole towns hear them squawk by.It's darker now and all I feelIs breath of faun and doeBeneath the cedars settling in.The geese are quiet too.A Silent Night is such release,To huddle close like deer.Or wait for morning like the geese,With nothing frightening near.It's true there's nothing we can't loveIf greed we keep at bay.If our heart's focus is aboveWhere saints and angels play.It helps to see the doe and stag,The goose and gosling too.The waxing and the waning moon,The people called the poor.
It helps to know we're not alone,
That we are creatures sure.
That what's at stake is life on earth.
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