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The Dog and the Kitty

The Doggie was white, and the Kitty was black, as they crouched at each end of the floor Their eyes never met, because the rules were set, that the dog would chase the cat as before At night came the darkness, and the Kitty stood up and headed right straight to the door But the Doggie just lay there with his head on his paws, and thought: “Tonight—is quite different for sure” (Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2015) ‘For Kiley, Hunter, Braden & Parker’ My Grandchildren

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