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DEER CROSSING

by @DianneM

DEER CROSSING by Dianne Moritz Driving along Deerfield, north to North Haven, headlights catch glints of a deer's eyes. He stops. Leaps of freedom freeze there in the brush. On a return trip home, one brown carcass lies graveled on the shoulder, bloody head bent back, mouth open, calling warnings to the woods.
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