Timber Free of spirit, body and soul Free of spirit, body and soul To her heart there was no key, Captured by nothing, nothing at all I wonder even by me. In her veins ran the ultimate symbol Of triumph over time, Her beauty was a picture Of the perfect design. Her eyes held the ghost of ancestors That roamed before, Strength, courage and grace She was to the core. High upon a mountain She now stands so regally, A wisp of wind, she fades away But not from my memory. For my sister Debra In memory of Timber By Shay Tankersley from "Sacred Wolf Dream's Spirit World" By Debra K. McCann Copyright © 1998 Lone Wolf.  All Rights Reserved. Used With Written Permission. "Theme From Braveheart" Site Map! ***WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO?*** Splash Introduction Main Introduction An Introduction ***WOLF INFORMATION*** Wolf Credo The Howl Wolves and Humans The Wolf in Native American Folklore What is a Wolf? Wolf Medicine Wolf and Indian Once Lived in Harmony ***POETRY*** The Cry Yellow Eyes Silent Paws Timber The Lonely Loner ***WOLF INFORMATION*** Wolf Information, Part 1 Wolf Information, Part 2 Wolf Information, Part 3 The Yellowstone Project, Part 1 The Yellowstone Project, Part 2 The Yellowstone Project, Part 3 The Yellowstone Project, Part 4 Grey Wolf Gallery ***WOLF LINKS*** Wolf Links, Part 1 Wolf Links, Part 2 Wolf Links, Part 3 ***OTHER*** How You Can Help Save Wolves Privacy Policy Interaction Organizations Webrings, Part 1 Webrings, Part 2 Site Awards Vote For This Site Email Guest Book Photography Copyright © Monty Sloan Used With Written Permission. Copyright © 2002-2007 Janice I Magro. All Rights Reserved.