Peering through a bramble my wonderous eyes see
A cabin half hidden, dark coloured and shady
Candle's white and by a fire's light
A man inside, settles his night
Comfortable and warm, his life must be alright

And me, a lone wolf, I survive off of the land
And me, a free bird, My life anything but grand
I watch the man sleep, soon do I
Visions rush in, turn a blind eye
Cold and hard, on the ground I lie

Soon the light returns, conscious, I rise from my bed
Hunger, My stomach sends a message to my head
Hidden, I spy on him again
No body to see, my eyes strain
Where did he go? My legs move me, I can't explain

The cabin smells of cooked food I can't help myself
I devour and gobble items on his shelf
A sharp noise has me reeling fast
I turn to see, the man at last
Words can't be spoken, it seems an hour has passed

Finally he speaks, and says to me, calm and cool
"I was once like you", "I roamed the land", "it's quite cruel"
"I saw you last night", "I felt bad"
"You came to me", "For this I'm glad"
"So sit, eat", "stay awhile" "But help me please lad"

And with that I stayed for the remains of my days
And we lived off the land and stayed true to our ways
Till we were gone, Heaven in sight
I went towards, divine white light
As I look down I conceit, my life was alright