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Untitled
February 21, 2017
The fawn trots, observing Mom.
Red berries, his tasty Tuesday treat.
Winter comes, food falls scarce.
Mom gathers food, Dad dies.
The bullet strikes Mom. Can he survive?
He must try—he's the only one left.
© Thomas W., Scituate, MA
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