Throw down the gauntlet

I can only speak for myself, Lady Hawk, your true knight will find you amidst all the sheaths of your dress, pinioned beneath your body-sword. ~A "If parents really would love their children there would no longer be any war." J. Krishnamurti

This piece was really lovely in its state, no need to change it, the only reason for the sugestion was for later as I can see this piece as a really great piece there is no panic to change even one word, i visited an Owl and Eagle place near here last year around this time and it was the first time the boss man was going to let his Eagle fly and he let me have it on my arm it was a beautiful thing to have sitting there as the Great Spirit Eagle is portrayed in a few of my writings. You take great care of you as you seem to be able to reach out to the creatures we love, Yours Ian.T

I am of American Indian Heritage (Cherokee and Chippewa) Scared little rabbit... please drop your fright, running doesn't stop the pain or turn the dark to light. Long ago rabbit was a brave and fearless warrior. There is a tale that rabbit was befriended by Eye Walker, a witch, but because rabbit betrayed Eye Walker and her friendship, she placed a curse on him and his tribe and to this day, rabbit is now a fear caller. Seeing rabbit reminds us to stop talking about terrible things and "what If' it teaches us to set our fears aside. It also can indicate we need to rest and re-evaluate our present set of circumstances. Venus xxx

Thank you so much Seabhac for explaining that to me **Smiles** I love learning new things about different cultures. :-)) It also explains why I see 'wings' around you, I thought it was angels, but now I know differently. :-) Hugs, Venus xxxx