Wabi
Wabi
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I liked this season of snow. To me it was another sign of how much the Great Darkness cared for owls. The nights were wonderfully long in this season. And the fact that the nights were long for only this one part of the great circle of seasons made it all the better. If they were always long we might not appreciate them as much. It would be like eating nothing but one kind of mouse all the time.
Although meadow mice certainly were tasty. Urp. I took a breath and then coughed up a nice firm ball ...of little crunched bones and hair. What a pleasant reminder of a good meal an owl pellet is! I spat it out and heard it fall into the soft snow that had drifted around the roots of the cedar.
“Back where you came from,” I hooted softly. “Thank you for feeding me. Now become another mouse.”
Speaking our thanks whenever we cough up a pellet is one of our oldest customs.
It was Great-grandmother who taught me the reason.
“The Great Darkness meant for us to always be thankful. The little scampering ones keep us alive by making themselves easy for us to eat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I liked this season of snow. To me it was another sign of how much the Great Darkness cared for owls. The nights were wonderfully long in this season. And the fact that the nights were long for only this one part of the great circle of seasons made it all the better. If they were always long we might not appreciate them as much. It would be like eating nothing but one kind of mouse all the time.
Although meadow mice certainly were tasty. Urp. I took a breath and then coughed up a nice firm ball ...of little crunched bones and hair. What a pleasant reminder of a good meal an owl pellet is! I spat it out and heard it fall into the soft snow that had drifted around the roots of the cedar.
“Back where you came from,” I hooted softly. “Thank you for feeding me. Now become another mouse.”
Speaking our thanks whenever we cough up a pellet is one of our oldest customs.
It was Great-grandmother who taught me the reason.
“The Great Darkness meant for us to always be thankful. The little scampering ones keep us alive by making themselves easy for us to eat.
What to read after Wabi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Bruchac to read onlineMoreLess
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