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he tripped through the streets towards home still light of foot under the LED lights but another unsuccessful hunt meant he'd be hungry tonight perhaps he knew it was the last time familiar sounds and smells preying on his mind tonight he'd sleep under the stars outside curled up to keep warm on a mild spring night I found him under a conifer still in a fetal curve some time later nature had taken it's course his brush was still there and some of a thick red coat but the putrid smell told me he had chosen my garden to take his last breath and I was honoured to give him the burial he deserved
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Jun 3, 2023
Jun 3, 2023 at 7:35 PM UTC
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he tripped through the streets towards home still light of foot under the LED lights but another unsuccessful hunt meant he'd be hungry tonight perhaps he knew it was the last time familiar sounds and smells preying on his mind tonight he'd sleep under the stars outside curled up to keep warm on a mild spring night I found him under a conifer still in a fetal curve some time later nature had taken it's course his brush was still there and some of a thick red coat but the putrid smell told me he had chosen my garden to take his last breath and I was honoured to give him the burial he deserved
nigdaw
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60/M/Essex, UK.
Jun 3, 2023
Jun 3, 2023 at 7:35 PM UTC
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