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I claim to know the wolf, tracking scents in the high country though half truth requires I confess one has never been in my sight though in silent night, in snow weighted pines and fir, doubtless one has eyed me in my folly I have seen the coyote scratching in the caliche on the stingy prairies, crouching in the mesquite ready for the **** whilst the hare hops by when chase ensues and mammal hearts race I have yet to see the canine succeed the hare hides in Alice’s hole while the mangy hunter settles for field mice or makes bargains with buzzards while the flies yet crawl on the ****
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 4:27 PM UTC
what the coyote eats
I claim to know the wolf, tracking scents in the high country though half truth requires I confess one has never been in my sight though in silent night, in snow weighted pines and fir, doubtless one has eyed me in my folly I have seen the coyote scratching in the caliche on the stingy prairies, crouching in the mesquite ready for the **** whilst the hare hops by when chase ensues and mammal hearts race I have yet to see the canine succeed the hare hides in Alice’s hole while the mangy hunter settles for field mice or makes bargains with buzzards while the flies yet crawl on the ****
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 4:27 PM UTC
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