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A Little Kitty

The barrel’s of water in the yard

filled by run-off rain

from corrugated sheds

washes the wellingtons,

the calving jack and

purges pests.

Otherwise, I’d have to waste

a cartridge.

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miceal-kearney
Irish
Published
Aug 30, 2010
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