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Larry and Barry

A Galway and Suffock ram.

Both employed on our farm

to ****

 

When the midwife is due

Larry and Barry are left to themselves

and 2 in to Alpha doesn’t go.

 

Over the years, I noticed,

every business blow

reduced blood

from torrent to trickle.

 

When Larry developed meningitis

he was taken into care,

Barry had a look

that struck me dumb.

 

I can never be able to tell Barry

I was there

when life left his body.

 

A mountain crumbling into nothing.

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Sep 4, 2010
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