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Silky fur I cannot touch and doe eyes. What is inside them? Curiosity? Perhaps. Fear? Why must you always run? I extend a gentle hand toward your whiskers. You approach. You sniff. I go to scratch behind your ears-- too much, too fast. Off you go. Wild animals are less skittish than you. I long to hold you without whimpers of protest, tranquil as when you lay in my sister’s bed. You look so beautiful when you sleep. I admire from a distance. You’re happier that way.
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Apr 19, 2020
Apr 19, 2020 at 8:33 PM UTC
Love Poem: Charlie
Silky fur I cannot touch and doe eyes. What is inside them? Curiosity? Perhaps. Fear? Why must you always run? I extend a gentle hand toward your whiskers. You approach. You sniff. I go to scratch behind your ears-- too much, too fast. Off you go. Wild animals are less skittish than you. I long to hold you without whimpers of protest, tranquil as when you lay in my sister’s bed. You look so beautiful when you sleep. I admire from a distance. You’re happier that way.
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20/M/Atlanta
Apr 19, 2020
Apr 19, 2020 at 8:33 PM UTC
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