Sportswear Poems | Examples


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Fear Glares

Man in sportswear is a woodland nightmare.
Dawn, soon, drawing near; he hunts a buck deer.
Near black mama bear with cubs in her lair,
Nothing can compare to that cold dark stare.
His weakened welfare felt fear’s deadly glare.
One man and a bear, they both said a prayer.


1/7/2017

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