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Down the lane under the trees Reaching the latch first, lifted it carefully and quietly not to Disturb the reverie of the place but he and it was always a he Came barking and bouncing full pace to see who intruded No bigger then a foot high, like a bundle of curled white wire He protestested. Waiting for a retreat, seduced by his water bowl Finally peace was restored. Some days he was out on his walks. Then the garden lit up without fire. And we two children were the ones running wild. Love Mary x
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 2:22 PM UTC
wild boy.
Down the lane under the trees Reaching the latch first, lifted it carefully and quietly not to Disturb the reverie of the place but he and it was always a he Came barking and bouncing full pace to see who intruded No bigger then a foot high, like a bundle of curled white wire He protestested. Waiting for a retreat, seduced by his water bowl Finally peace was restored. Some days he was out on his walks. Then the garden lit up without fire. And we two children were the ones running wild. Love Mary x
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 2:22 PM UTC
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