The Wolf and the Raven

Verse

I roam this old forest, fur torn, alone,

Through shadowed paths and ancient stone.

My pawprints vanish in the cold night rain,

Echoes of sorrow and whispers of pain.

The wind 'neath the branches cuts like a knife,

Telling the story of a war-torn life.

Through twisted roots and rivers wide,

I carry scars that I cannot hide.

Verse

My eyes like embers in the moonlit night,

My hollowed heart trembles with quiet fright.

A lone wolf treads through the frozen air,

Mourning the life I can't repair.

Then through the mist, her shadow took flight,

A raven, moonlit, soaring in the night.

Feathers frayed, yet strong and true,

In her gaze, my heart feels new.

Chorus

Our paths converge, our souls entwined,

Two wounded hearts, yet hope we find.

We run and soar beneath the pale moon,

Howls and wings threading a fragile tune.

Two broken souls, yet fear drifts away,

The forest exhales, ere night yields to day.

Pawprints dissolve where shadows trace,

And in each other, we find our place.

Verse

Over fallen logs, through the forest dim,

I run, she glides, a silent hymn.

The night, it falls, soft and slow,

A blessing for those who learn to grow.

Breath swirls gently in the frozen night,

And 'neath the stars, we find our light.

Snow drifts crown our forms in white,

Stars lean down to share their light.

Bridge

The forest leans in, old and wise,

Roots entwined under silent skies.

Broken we may be, yet still we soar,

The wolf and the raven, forevermore.

Chorus

We run and soar beneath the pale moon,

Howls and wings threading a fragile tune.

Two broken souls, yet fear drifts away,

The forest exhales, ere night yields to day.

Pawprints dissolve where shadows trace,

And in each other, we find our place.

Outro

No longer alone, no longer torn,

Our spirits rise with the break of morn.

Through shadowed nights, we’ve found our way,

The wolf and the raven, through night and day.