Today Rob MacWolf is reading you a poem by Al Song, who is a musician, furry writer, and polyglot. The red kangaroo also assists as an editor at Thurston Howl Publications. He has been published in multiple anthologies, including Tales from the Guild - World Tour, Fang 8 and Roar 9. You can find more of his stories on FurAffinity and SoFurry.

You’re listening to The Voice of Dog.

And Today Rob MacWolf is reading you a poem by Al Song,

who is a musician,

furry writer, and polyglot.

The red kangaroo also assists as an editor at Thurston Howl Publications.

He has been published in multiple anthologies,

including Tales from the Guild -

World Tour, Fang 8 and Roar 9. You can find more of his stories on FurAffinity and SoFurry.

“Harmonize”,

a poem by Al Song

The ivory, which pierces the night Soars above the world alight.

The brilliance of its milky glow

Lends the earth beneath a show.

The life below looks up and stares;

Toward the moon they cast their cares.

This celestial body framed by stars

Evokes their singing like soft guitars,

In their warm hearts they yearn to howl Whether at rest or on the prowl.

A cry at night bids them along; The dogs and wolves will sing the song.

Through the evening, joined in voice;

Toward the moon they all rejoice.

Assembled howls toward the sky;

Connected without knowing why.

This was “Harmonize” by Al Song,

read for you by Rob Macwolf —

werewolf hitch

-hiker.. Thank you for listening

to The Voice of Dog.