Blue Heron Hunter

Silent Assassin

By Ryan BurkeyPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Ruler of the marsh

Pluck your prey from the shallows!

Take flight in triumph!

inspirational nature poetry

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Ryan Burkey

PNW native. Government analyst by day and a writer, song-writer and musician by night. Writing topics include nature, faith, relationships, and social commentary. Hobbies are traveling, coffee shop vibes, food, and comedy.

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Gigi Gibson3 years ago
Ryan… it looks like Haiku is your forte. I read many of your poems… all beautifully worded. Well done!

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Silent Assassin

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