In the heart of the forest

In the heart of the forest, 'neath the pale moon's light, A fox and a wolf found love one night. Through whispering leaves and shadows so deep, Their souls intertwined in a bond they would keep. The fox, so sly with her eyes of gold, In the wolf's fierce heart, her love took hold. With fur so red and a spirit so free, She danced in the night, wild as the sea. The wolf, so strong with his coat of grey, Beside the fox, he chose to stay. His eyes so sharp, yet gentle and kind, In the fox, his soulmate, he'd finally find. Through the meadows they ran, through the rivers they played, In each other's embrace, their fears were allayed. For in the wild, where danger would roam, Together they found a place to call home. Their love defied the forest's law, A bond so pure, without a flaw. For in the heart of nature's might, A fox and a wolf found love one night.