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Imagination Owl
Imagination Owl was tired today. He had collected first and second editions And kept the wolves and hounds away. Everyone had heard about his collection and wanted a peek. He was not against showing them, but he had a tired beak. Tomorrow they want you to do a reading in Des Moines. He was the kind of orator and reader that many seek. He had a gravelly voice, and he rarely charged more than a coin. Not tomorrow, he stated. I need a break of a day or maybe two. He was tired of fan mail, suppers with widows and old maids. He sat down at his fire and played a bit with the annoying flu. Then opened up some missives and read those that made the grade. When he finished reading the things that delighted him the most, He took out a pen and wrote the beginning of a fine exciting tale. He would apologize to his agent, his mother, and his persistent host. But tonight he wanted a good book, a fire and some fantastic ale.
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