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The Hunt is Upon Us

Gray dust of frost Tips green with sharp edges Warm puffs of breath dissipate quickly I am silent. Still. The whisper of wind through bare tree tops Squirrels bark at Blue Jays that steal My heartbeat quickens as I catch the snapping of twigs Rustling of leaves is music to my ears Soon a smudge of brown Different from the rainbow of neutrals this forest reflects Moves steadily towards me My tree stand height is perfect The kick from my shot gun will be welcomed An extension of myself wielded To fill my freezer for these coming months Of darkness
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Nov 16, 2014
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