Flame of the Eagles By Eaglestar Eagles fly north through the sky, bright as a flame in the night, Feathers as soft as silk, beaks as hard as rock. Eagles fly south through the sky, burning as bright as a flame in the hearth, feathers of all colors from smoldering black and grey to bright shades of flame. Eagles fly west through the sky, always watching with eyes like cameras, bright and beady like a pair of marbles. Eagles fly east through the sky, wandering through mountains never seen, through valleys Full of trees. Feathers like spider's silk, Eyes like marbles, Beaks like rocks, and voices like the morning birds.