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Roadkill

No horns, or box, or mourning No tears, or even thoughts This was not a young child's friend Cruller to be uncaught? The mangled body lies on concrete hot and firm No use or care for man not even for the worm Better to die quickly, then rot in open sun than slowly fade in forests and ever merge as one? Us humans, we know better, we will bury a friend. We may kill our own kind but you'll go in style at the end
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grace-eccleson
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Dec 3, 2011
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