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The rain is falling down the winter sky the fog is wrapped like moss around the house a fire is burning in the stove and I am curled up in my hole, an elder mouse who's seen the wars and lived to tell the tale who's belled the cat and stolen all the cheese who's climbed the stair and slid down on the rail who's lived through summer's heat and autumn's freeze. That is the past, for now the days are warm even in this winter-time of life although I'd take the snows to rainy storms, for burrowing beneath avoids the strife of dodging hawks and cats, and also owls but in the sky the future softly growls.
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Jan 21, 2020
Jan 21, 2020 at 12:24 AM UTC
Evening Fire
The rain is falling down the winter sky the fog is wrapped like moss around the house a fire is burning in the stove and I am curled up in my hole, an elder mouse who's seen the wars and lived to tell the tale who's belled the cat and stolen all the cheese who's climbed the stair and slid down on the rail who's lived through summer's heat and autumn's freeze. That is the past, for now the days are warm even in this winter-time of life although I'd take the snows to rainy storms, for burrowing beneath avoids the strife of dodging hawks and cats, and also owls but in the sky the future softly growls.
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57/M/Gulf Islands, BC, Canada
Jan 21, 2020
Jan 21, 2020 at 12:24 AM UTC
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