Best Fawns Poems

It is hunting season in the mist of beauty and delight
In the thick of the trees, sounds of shooting, deer run in fright
Some grow weak  are taken by man
Others  search for safety somewhere in their land

A little fawn tumbles in fear, mother lost...

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They are tinier than fawns, the deer said to his friend, Lou.
Their thick tails are longer, and they have strange coughs too.
They have strange hoofs, and when excited they howl a bit.
Good grief! They are not deer at all said a wise buck named Dewitt.

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Mountain Fawns

Above blazing celestial dawns
Elegant fawns gait happily.
Inventing joys keenly lived.
Meeting nature, offers prayers…
Mountain niches share God's abode.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

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yonder, are nimble fawns,
   on a grassy, mossy mound,
      playfully leaping all around;

      prancing, tumbling, whirling,
         dancing circles on and on,
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