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Kentucky nights bring stillness but not silence tranquility shrouds creatures of the night their symphony betrays that. Grasshoppers and crickets chirp ceaselessly microorganisms making music of magnitude introducing dusk to night with unintelligible cheering. Timid critters make their presence known using the anonymity of darkness raccoons and opossums wail in the distance their cries aren’t a call to action but a wild expression they could be dying—they could be giving birth it’s always one or the other. Vulnerable bellowing brings out the dogs for a canine crescendo projecting power into the air raised hackles raise spontaneous barking echoing through the ravine alerting newts and neighbors alike. The noise is paused as dogs are brought inside the faint murmur of scolding replaces them like an aria without an aside the air is still again until a pack of coyotes complete the satz finding their prey as the night’s finale.
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Jul 18, 2020
Jul 18, 2020 at 6:23 AM UTC
Kentuckian Symphony
Kentucky nights bring stillness but not silence tranquility shrouds creatures of the night their symphony betrays that. Grasshoppers and crickets chirp ceaselessly microorganisms making music of magnitude introducing dusk to night with unintelligible cheering. Timid critters make their presence known using the anonymity of darkness raccoons and opossums wail in the distance their cries aren’t a call to action but a wild expression they could be dying—they could be giving birth it’s always one or the other. Vulnerable bellowing brings out the dogs for a canine crescendo projecting power into the air raised hackles raise spontaneous barking echoing through the ravine alerting newts and neighbors alike. The noise is paused as dogs are brought inside the faint murmur of scolding replaces them like an aria without an aside the air is still again until a pack of coyotes complete the satz finding their prey as the night’s finale.
andrew-rueter
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30/M/Kentucky
Jul 18, 2020
Jul 18, 2020 at 6:23 AM UTC
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