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by cain-arkay

on the way home from home i saw a cat trapped on the island between the two stretches of road trapped frantically looking at the cars charging by trapped wondering what was less dangerous to do stay and wait and starve and die go and swerve and crash and die stay and die go and die death waits for him more patient than a saint fur whipped by the wind eyes wide and black as the approaching night fear pressing in through the window as i passed i could have helped him i could have saved him i could have loved him inaction killed him
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cain-arkay
30 / Genderqueer / American
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Written by
cain-arkay
30 / Genderqueer / American
Published
Dec 26, 2017
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1m
Tags
#death#loss#grief#indecision#animals#love
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