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Black Cat

Black cat in the garden,

playing all day.

Practicing predator,

stalking its prey.

In and out the bushes,

onto the lawn.

Where there is no hiding,

unlike a field of corn.

A calculated pounce,

delivers a fatal blow.

Poor little rodent,

just too slow.

Now just a plaything,

a bony piece of meat.

Tossed into the air,

with no intention to eat.

As interest fails,

in field mouse's demise.

It's carried by the tail,

like a show offs prize.

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john-ryles
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Apr 26, 2015
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