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Gifts of the Night

by regina-riddle

Faint stillness of the night falls swiftly down and masked raccoons now pillage darkest night. Fluffed owls with sparkling eyes are flying free and rabbits, gently moving, sniff the air... The hounds - from hunter lost - do bay and whine! Marked deer with spots or racks go pawing trails and bear cubs ramble near a sparkling stream. Uncommon moths blink near the lights outside and possums scramble up the hillside earth. Soft light of moon obscures the beauty there and adds romance to this nocturnal scene. Amid the forest’s trees of pine and oak, these charms display the gift of God’s design!
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Aug 21, 2014
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