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My Den
Welcome to My
Den. I hope you enjoy your visit since this is what I spend all my free time
doing.
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Thank you so much Dan for this
beautiful gift. I display it with pride and am honored to have met you.
(click
on the picture to visit Dan's site, he makes such beautiful graphics, you don't
want to miss this one)
The
"Spirit of the Wolf" protects these pages.
I have many
pictures, poems and stories dedicated to the most beautiful animal alive "The Wolf". I know that I alone can't save
them from extinction but I hope that my homepage will reach out to others and
make them aware. Together we can make a difference. If you share my love,
respect and dedication to wolves I am sure you will enjoy your visit and even
if you don't I hope this page will touch you! On these pages you will see many
pictures of wolves, I have made this their home and
sanctuary. Please do not take them without my permission, I love them so much
and wish to protect them.
Human beings
like to look into the eyes of an animal and see a certain "dumbness"
reflected there. It is comforting. But when you look into the eyes of a WOLF
you will experience the eerie sensation that there is entirely too much
intelligence going on in there.... YOU CAN SEE THEM THINKING, calculating,
planning and it's unnerving for most folks. It leaves you with an impression
that will de-throne your superior posture in a
Heartbeat. It is my personal belief that it was this startling realization, in
part, that helped to fuel the fires of Hatred between man and these beautiful
creatures. Human beings are not the only species on this planet, they just
think they are.
The fear and
hatred of wolves has been passed down from generation to generation. Remember
"The Big Bad Wolf"? We were all brought up on such nursery rhymes and
tales telling us how evil wolves are. My hope is that we can realize how
special these creatures really are and save them before it is too late.
Those who
seek to understand,
Know that they are not cruel.
They Kill only what they need,
living by Mother Nature's rule.
So when you hear the Wolf's howl,
listen to it to the full,
Feel it's primeval beauty,
Way deep down in your soul!
~ author unknown ~
"A Tear
for Tomorrow"
I found this picture while
surfing the net. I loved it so much I had one of my girlfriends, who is a marvelous painter, sketch it for me. It is beautiful. I
hung it on my wall with pride. It depicts a city in the background, the face of
an old Native Indian in front of the city and a wolf with a tear in its eye in
the forefront. The walls we've built have taken away their freedom!
*Thank You Jelly, you know who
you are*
"Her
Song"
Soft white snow now covers the
ground.
A female wolf treads softly back to her loving mate
Something warm and loving soft to cling to in her harsh world
Life is made bearable with him and all is then made well
But soon shall she know that what she knew is lost to her
As she returns her spirit abruptly dies
Her mate lies before her in a snowy grave
Red streaks stain the snow around him, leading her eye to him
His heart which beat so fondly now is silent within his once proud chest
His organs which provided survival are spread about the scene haphazardly.
Man had taken his life
Gentle, quiet snows drift from the sky
So foreign it appears in the wolf's collapsing world
Her love is dead, and his body stretched before her as proof
She stands half of what she used to be, alone, with her mate
Lifting her white muzzle to the sky she sings a story
Of love, time, man, injustice, hate, death, and of a battle of life far beyond
comprehension
~ author Silent Wolf ~
Many thanks for permitting me
to use your poem, proud to be your fighting buddy.
A wolf's mourning howl is one
of the most haunting sounds known to all animals...human and non-human. When a
wolf loses a companion a period of mourning follows during which the surviving
mate will utter a particular kind of song. Perhaps out of respect, no other
wolves will join with the howler during his or her moments of grief.
Wolves are hunted, trapped and
killed to the point of extinction. How many are maimed by the gun? How many
babies are left to die alone because mom has been killed?
"Wolf
Credo"
Respect the Elders
Teach the Young
Cooperate with the pack
Play when you can
Hunt when you must
Rest in between
Share your affections
Voice your feelings
Leave your Mark
"See we are not so
different from them, these are words for all to live by"
This is one of my favorite
pictures. It is so beautiful and mystical.
I would like you to meet
"Braveheart" my Cyber Mascot. He is such a
kind and gentle soul. If you would like to adopt your own Cyber Mascot just pet
Braveheart.
This little angel wolf pup is Tamona. Isn't she gorgeous? To adopt one of your own just
scratch Tamona (she likes that).
Please visit
my pages and don't forget to sign my guestbook before you leave
About me
I never get tired of
hearing the howl of the wolf. It is mysterious,
haunting, wonderful, and full of life. It is indeed "The Call of the
Wild" Click the picture above to hear it!
This is my first homepage and so it will be a slow and lengthy
process to get it up and running. I will be updating it on a regular basis so
please drop back in again.
As you have
probably guessed I absolutely love
wolves.
My family -to
come-
Suzie, thank
you so much for this beautiful snow globe!
(to visit Suzie's page just click on my snowglobe)
Contact
Information
This is one
way to contact me but a more effective way would be via
wwolf@nrtco.net
Boy, guarding
this page really pIays me out! Trying to keep up with
you makes me tired. Before you go any further don't forget to sign my guestbook
(it'll give me a chance to rest *smiles*) All done? Ok let's keep going.
I would like
to thank my friend Tammy for all her help in building my homepage.
Please visit
her when you have some free time.
Last
revised: April,2 2006
I would love to give credit where credit is due so if any of these
graphics belong to you please contact me.
