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Animal Story

In the beginning crows were as white as snow. No. Whiter than that. Liquid silver. But in these times we see Crow as black, though you will observe Crow is silver in the sun (which proves my point). And there he is at the very top of that hemlock tree. Surveys his rude world and sees below one whose ancestors were here even before tricks and tricksters. Even before crows. Coyote Old Man sly one always ready with a joke or a riddle They say he spun the Milky Way with his deceit told the Earth's first lie And as for riddles: answer at your peril or carry him like a whispering sack upon your back until the end.
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May 20, 2016
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