Harold
Jedi Council Member
Ode to the fowl.... the Owl
In a fit of fright,
we fly at night,
afraid of what might be.
You lurk,
out of sight,
under full moons light.
Do we see,
from what we flee,
is our shadows.
In bright moon light you are out of sight.
Dogs howl.
Is that a growl?
A owl though wise,
upon a branch he lies.
perched up in his tree...
In darkness he can see.
The blind in darkness, full of woe.
Have not the knowledge,
they do not know.
At dawn the light
of day it breaks,
The bonds that darkness
wish to take,
enslaving you and me.
For it is the Owl,
That which we should howl.
In darkness he can see!
But oh wise bird,
Have you heard,
You hoot,
but not, for me.
At the break of light,
wise Owl take flight.
For it is you.... you!
asking who?...hoo!
In the light we see,
that it was you!
Asking who?
How could that be?
Why would you,
ask us who,
when after all,
it was you
whose questions drew,
answers in the dark,
what a lark, in the dark
you ask who?
But it was thee!
Why would you,
oh wise bird,
ask us who,
when it is you,
at night in darkness,
who clearly see's.
I stop,
I think,
I wonder who?
It is, that calls out to me.
My mind,
too so dark,
but from questions,
alight a spark,
a prescious flame,
and I begin to see.
And if I stop,
to look and ponder,
who, hoots their hoot to me.
Will it not be the one that hoots,
who will prey after me?
So now I see,
how a wise fowl,
the great old Owl.
Uses his hoot,
in the dark,
to prey on you and me.
So in wonder I stop,
and from atop,
your gaze,
it falls upon me...
In darkness,
your prey,
you see.
I stop,
to ponder,
who hoots out yonder?
I think it is for me.
But I am his prey,
and hide till break of day.
He hoots his hoo,
so his prey will stop in wonder.
He hoots, I ponder,
I stop to wonder....
Is this the end for me?
RMC
In a fit of fright,
we fly at night,
afraid of what might be.
You lurk,
out of sight,
under full moons light.
Do we see,
from what we flee,
is our shadows.
In bright moon light you are out of sight.
Dogs howl.
Is that a growl?
A owl though wise,
upon a branch he lies.
perched up in his tree...
In darkness he can see.
The blind in darkness, full of woe.
Have not the knowledge,
they do not know.
At dawn the light
of day it breaks,
The bonds that darkness
wish to take,
enslaving you and me.
For it is the Owl,
That which we should howl.
In darkness he can see!
But oh wise bird,
Have you heard,
You hoot,
but not, for me.
At the break of light,
wise Owl take flight.
For it is you.... you!
asking who?...hoo!
In the light we see,
that it was you!
Asking who?
How could that be?
Why would you,
ask us who,
when after all,
it was you
whose questions drew,
answers in the dark,
what a lark, in the dark
you ask who?
But it was thee!
Why would you,
oh wise bird,
ask us who,
when it is you,
at night in darkness,
who clearly see's.
I stop,
I think,
I wonder who?
It is, that calls out to me.
My mind,
too so dark,
but from questions,
alight a spark,
a prescious flame,
and I begin to see.
And if I stop,
to look and ponder,
who, hoots their hoot to me.
Will it not be the one that hoots,
who will prey after me?
So now I see,
how a wise fowl,
the great old Owl.
Uses his hoot,
in the dark,
to prey on you and me.
So in wonder I stop,
and from atop,
your gaze,
it falls upon me...
In darkness,
your prey,
you see.
I stop,
to ponder,
who hoots out yonder?
I think it is for me.
But I am his prey,
and hide till break of day.
He hoots his hoo,
so his prey will stop in wonder.
He hoots, I ponder,
I stop to wonder....
Is this the end for me?
RMC