Night Watchman

D Denis Martindale Denis Martindale
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The leopard's eyes scanned left and right, As sunshine faded fast, For soon would come the moon and night, When one more day had past And eyes must now be on alert With instincts borne to bear, In case there was a need to spurt, Escaping fast elsewhere... The leopard's eyes were cooling down As twilight gathered close, As clear blue skies turn somewhat brown And brilliant sunshine goes... The air has felt a sudden chill That creatures know full well... The moon ascends on yonder hill And casts its silver spell... The leopard's eyes observe the scene, The scene he's seen before, The coming of the in-between, The timing ever sure... Night watchman, waiting, instincts taut, Aware of everything, Avoiding dangers as he ought, That's how he's stayed the king... Denis Martindale, copyright, September 2012. The poem is based on the magnificent painting by Stephen Gayford called 'Night Watchman II'. More Stephen Gayford poems here: denis-martindale-dot-blogspot-dot-com

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