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Promised a friend I’d help him move last week, Showed up early thinking to beat the heat. Stepped through the door and wedged myself inside, Saw two cats; the little black ran to hide. Staring from the hiding place, green eyes just say no But the big gray puffball rubs my leg hello Never been
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To listen incredulous soft upon nightly in hazy light nimble so glancingly dancingly feather light luminous flickering word of a gull did she sing under thunder moon cold over blue water rhythym, remaining reluctantly sleeping in time that surrounded her spirit in silence.