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ManOfWolves28
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0 posted 2005-12-23 11:29 AM





In the light his eyes seem so clear.
Head down, ears back and tail down
contemplations cross his mind.
I stare him in the eyes
fearless yet afraid
I see the pain he suffers.
Those yellow eyes tell me of
the places he has been.
Those blood covered ears
tell me of his recent conflict.
Still I speak to him.
His black fur so well taken care of
tells me of the care he has for his appearence.
Showing no threat he approaches slowly.
As I reach for him thoughts
of a surprise attack haunt my mind.
As he sniffs my hand I assure him
that I mean no harm.
I offer my last bit of food
and keep my distance as he
finishes off that ham sandwich.
It's a privalage to have been
in the reach of a wild canine
with such superiority and strength.
-Note I posted this the first time I was here a couple years ago. Forgot all about the site so my old user name didnt work anymore.

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Sunshine
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1 posted 2005-12-26 11:24 AM



Reminds me of the scene
from Dancing with Wolves...

Enjoyed this very much...

and Welcome back!

serenity blaze
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2 posted 2005-12-26 12:43 PM


Welcome back, Running Wolf/ManofWolves.

I enjoyed this much as I once did the somewhat the same with an alligator.

The moral of my story was--when someone some thing unpredictable arrives around new, offer 'em lunch, lest ye become lunch.

Much enjoyed.

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