Mountain lion Booby was filled with
joy
He thought he had a plan
But why spend any time on that
They’d catch them as they ran.
Booby wasn’t very smart
But he should have noticed too
The higher they went into the
hills
The smaller their numbers grew.
There was no explanation
For the others didn’t know
By then their numbers were so
large
Who cared, let um go.
The only thing
He asked the pride
And he was speaking mighty low
“Save that professor Brady for
me
Gonna beat him nice and slow.
You should have seen
The way he snuck me
I didn’t fall, I slipped
Just so happens I hit my head
Made it look like I’d been
clipped.”
The others had heard the story
Quite different from what he
said
If the rottweiler was that easy
Booby would have taken his head.
They were far up in the hills
now
A place they’d never been
It seemed so dark and desolate
Though the sun was shining in.
There was something wrong about
this place
They all felt this was true
But what it was
They didn’t know
Didn’t even have a clue.
They went to talk to Booby
We’ve waited long enough
Tonight we’re gonna show them
Omar’s pack don’t look that
tough.
Meanwhile down below the hill
Omar sat back with his Pack
They could feel the tension
rising
The lions would soon attack.
They gathered in a circle
Each knowing what to do
A tougher pack you’ll never see
Led by Omar Blue.
Bennie Ba the big white wolf
Walked over to Omar’s side
Then Diggs, Brady, Sammy, Kooley
and Jim
Made the front line seem quite
wide.
The others were behind them
Too numerous to call
shepherds, ridgebacks, pit bulls,
hounds
No way to name them all.
It was Paco the angry chihuahua
Who yelled out from the back
“Let’s get those mountain lions
We’ll teach them to follow our pack!”
Somehow the whole pack heard him
And they rallied to the sound
Gonna take the fight to the
lions
No way to settle down.
Omar yelled “LET’S DO IT!”
With a deadly look on his face
“And don’t worry any one of you
Cause we all gonna leave this
place.”
The females gathered the puppies
Who did what they were taught to
do
Brady and Sophie had trained them well
To stay out of the enemies view.
The females would protect them
Their number one thing to do
But the Elder Seers spoke up then
“We’ll protect them
You go too.”
The females looked suspiciously
It was great dane Jennie who
spoke
“Grandma what have you two done
You know this ain’t no joke.”
“Jennie don’t you sass me
And Rasta Mama here
We made a special potion
When we knew the battle was
near.
Together we’re stronger than 20
of you
We’ll keep our pups real calm
If the mountain lions make it
over here
We’ll inflict plenty harm.”
Rasta Mama spoke up then
“I’ll prove what we can do”
She ran and kicked a big fat
tree
Her foot went right on through.
The females looked at each other
The Seers had done it again!
They’d protect the pups no
matter what
They’d be with them until the
end.
They ran to their male partners
They left the Seers behind
They knew they’d be just fine.
I couldn't believe it! Just then, the doorbell rang! An unexpected friend.
Omar promised he would finish telling me later, but he hasn't. I have to catch him in the right mood. I will, and when I do, I'll let you know what happened too.
Or, it's all in my latest paperback and ebook, "Led By An Eagle." which can be purchased through Amazon, Barnes and Noble and other popular distributors.
You're probably thinking I know but won't tell.... How could you think that?
