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Fawn In the Lion's Paw

at a forest clearing a doe, worried and wary, looks up to the noon sky, peers through the bushes, sniffs at the blowing wind, listens to the swaying leaves, it's still safe; nearby, her nimble fawn, fumbling and tumbling on a grassy, mossy mound, playfully leaping all around circling, dancing on and on, jumping over a severed, rotting paw of a lion.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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