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Sometimes I imagine Sasquatch on my porch; A watchman For my home. Eyes open wide- -He peers down the road, Making sure We are safe. From the break of dawn To streetlights turning on Sasquatch tarries. Always watching. He sees the deer; He sees the neighbors; He sees the mouse Running from her car To beneath our deck Where he stands; But Sasquatch Does not stop him. He just stands there Watching, Waiting, Staring down the street... Hoping -Maybe one day He will come alive To stop the mouse.
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Feb 19, 2016
Feb 19, 2016 at 12:48 AM UTC
The Watchman and the Mouse
Sometimes I imagine Sasquatch on my porch; A watchman For my home. Eyes open wide- -He peers down the road, Making sure We are safe. From the break of dawn To streetlights turning on Sasquatch tarries. Always watching. He sees the deer; He sees the neighbors; He sees the mouse Running from her car To beneath our deck Where he stands; But Sasquatch Does not stop him. He just stands there Watching, Waiting, Staring down the street... Hoping -Maybe one day He will come alive To stop the mouse.
austin-bauer
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Feb 19, 2016
Feb 19, 2016 at 12:48 AM UTC
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