The forest --particularly at night-- requires a singular focus. Even on a cloudless, moon-filled night, heavy limbs of oak and conifer bat away the lunar light, leaving a mottled forest floor covered with silver and shadow. When following a hound's call through that nighttime woods, there can be only you, the dog, and the land. No time for the worries of man or civilization. Any past wrongs forgotten--even forgiven. Nothing to laden soul or trek. Each pace a step closer to heaven. Sometimes, when a full moon's light sneaks into an opening through the trees' canopy, memories rush by --a silent partner, ever whispering . . . But never on a quarter moon.
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