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The Journey of One Sly Fox

As Spring turns into Summer The shift in temperatures Tend to get a little warmer…. Mother Nature calls For her children of the forest To come out from hiding To enjoy the warmth and love Of the atmosphere, To establish friendships, And also, to create Everlasting partnerships! Over here, and over there Hiding amongst the bushes, Squirrels appeared one-by-one As if they were playing games. Then all of a sudden, Each of their tails Gave just a little wiggle To signal to the next squirrel To disappear until they are gone! But their escapade Was being carefully watched With the wink of an eye And the impeccable hearing ability, A clever fox outwitted The maneuvers of the squirrels. Being so observant, He detected the remnants Of a delectable feast In a garbage bin positioned Further to the right side of the porch. He was so sure that No one would ever notice, That based upon his strategic moves, The tantalizing aroma would entice His sense of smell and taste To achieve his ultimate goal. Nevertheless, the squirrels did not utilize Teamwork to their advantage. However, with careful planning and execution, The fox knew the place and time of When the garbage was disposed. A conniving fox used His intelligent brain to accomplish His intended goal. Ultimately, the housewife had No idea of what transpired. But she realized over time, From the corner of her eye, She caught a glimpse of a fox Near the garbage bin. Unbeknownst to the fox, She knew that the fox was kind, And in search of food. She always remembered that, “A little helping hand to someone in need Offers a sincere friendship in return.” Kindness goes a long way In teaching others to be appreciative For the random acts of kindness In which they are about to receive. Nature is no exception to the rule …. where love and compassion is bountiful !

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