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Tumbling Home
On Halloween, while in the old wood crossing,
The deathly silence broken by raven’s cry.
The moon was briefly blocked by a cloud passing,
While I froze as something snapped a branch nearby.
An old tom cat screamed and ran across my path,
As a laden bag of candy slipped my grasp.
Please, please! Out of the backyard woods I stumbled
And to the safety of my home I tumbled.
Written Oct. 19 2012 For Russell's Contest
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