Call of the Wild by C. David Hay
The call of
the wild is a restless voice
Of wind and
sky and sea;
Beckons all
— both great and small
With the
yearning to be free.
It drives
snow geese in autumn skies
And answers
the coyote’s cry;
Blows in the
mist of mountain crests
And lifts
the eagle high.
The thunder
of the river’s plunge,
The whisper
of the desert’s dune;
Nature sings
a thousand songs
To her
jeweled and mystic tune.
The call of
the wild is a will within
To venture
where few have trod,
With a
captive sound that makes hearts pound —
It must be
the voice of God
(Previously published in Ya'Sou! Ezine)
(Previously published in Ya'Sou! Ezine)
C. David Hay is a retired dentist living in Indiana and Florida. He received his BS and Doctor of Dental surgery Degrees from Indiana University. He is the author of five books of poetry which are dedicated to his wife, Joy. He has been widely published nationally and abroad and his poetry has been read on the British Broadcasting Channel. He was the first American published in the Nezavisimaya Gazeta in Russia. He has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize in Poetry and is the recipient of the Ordo Honoris Award from Kappa Delta Rho.
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