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Some Freedoms Arrive With Teeth

There’s a wolf’s tale, of a tail caught in a snare, as winter snared at the loner too; cold fitted with sharp teeth, gnawing at what was left. A stray dog strayed too far from the pack— and being a stray; it was easily led astray. So the wolf bit through its loss— cutting its tail short to keep its tale going. A lesson hidden in the fur: sometimes freedom asks for a piece of you first.
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OddOdysseyPoet
27 / M / Zimbabwe
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Written by
OddOdysseyPoet
27 / M / Zimbabwe
Published
May 31
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#modernpoetry#fable#parable#wordplay#naturewriting#lifelessons#spokenword#resilience#survival#poeticwriting
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