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The Cat loved the Mouse more than anything and would play with it continuously unable to think of anything else holding on to it so tight promising to lever let the Mouse go when the Cat had his Mouse nothing else existed but them Until one day the Cat had toyed with the Mouse so much and held on too tight the Mouse couldn't breath and soon all the life had been drained out the tiny Mouse's body And the Cat was lonely almost instantly the Cat became very angry at the Mouse for leaving him alone The Cat tossed the Mouse's lifeless body aside trying to hide his sadness pretending not to notice and the Cat stormed off in anger Something that meant so much only seconds ago now had no importance to the Cat. Not once did the Cat realize it was his fault, he was to proud. Till this day the Cat searched for another Mouse just like the one he lost, but no other Mouse compares. So the chase never ends.
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 10:47 AM UTC
The Cat & The Mouse
The Cat loved the Mouse more than anything and would play with it continuously unable to think of anything else holding on to it so tight promising to lever let the Mouse go when the Cat had his Mouse nothing else existed but them Until one day the Cat had toyed with the Mouse so much and held on too tight the Mouse couldn't breath and soon all the life had been drained out the tiny Mouse's body And the Cat was lonely almost instantly the Cat became very angry at the Mouse for leaving him alone The Cat tossed the Mouse's lifeless body aside trying to hide his sadness pretending not to notice and the Cat stormed off in anger Something that meant so much only seconds ago now had no importance to the Cat. Not once did the Cat realize it was his fault, he was to proud. Till this day the Cat searched for another Mouse just like the one he lost, but no other Mouse compares. So the chase never ends.
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 10:47 AM UTC
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