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He died... died on a dung hill, on a    manure heap A little kitten, a lovely.... the cutest    little thing Just appeared one day, one cold    Winter's morning At the bottom of our back garden Appeared out of nowhere so it    seemed, just sitting there I seen him out the kitchen window, The other two bigger cats we had They seen him too They went up to him immediately They hissed and spat at him Hit him a few times with their paws It was like they were saying: "You're not wanted here, this is our domain, our territory, Keep out! Keep   away! But he just sat there, taking it all Not even trying to defend himself. Now I didn't want another cat, we had    two already I was only young, a boy, had no job,    no money We were just feeding them, feeding     them on scraps, But you just couldn't help feeling    sorry for him Sitting out there in the cold,    unwanted and unloved My young boy's heart, it went out to    him Eventually I took him out some milk    and some food I petted him on the head In a strange way he reminded me a    bit of myself " Seems like the whole world is    against you too, little fella" I said But his little head, it remained    bowed, his eyes closed, looking in        on himself, I left him there, Of the milk he never touched a drop And the food, never even looked at it He just sat there so still and so quiet, When I went out a little while later I found him, his little body all stiff    and cold...frozen in the cold "This isn't a world for little things", I    thought, " there are no miracles here, no     fairytales..... And there ain't no happy endings    either (They lied to us)". I buried him. I think I buried a part of myself as    well that day.
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Feb 29, 2020
Feb 29, 2020 at 11:53 AM UTC
End of Innocence
He died... died on a dung hill, on a    manure heap A little kitten, a lovely.... the cutest    little thing Just appeared one day, one cold    Winter's morning At the bottom of our back garden Appeared out of nowhere so it    seemed, just sitting there I seen him out the kitchen window, The other two bigger cats we had They seen him too They went up to him immediately They hissed and spat at him Hit him a few times with their paws It was like they were saying: "You're not wanted here, this is our domain, our territory, Keep out! Keep   away! But he just sat there, taking it all Not even trying to defend himself. Now I didn't want another cat, we had    two already I was only young, a boy, had no job,    no money We were just feeding them, feeding     them on scraps, But you just couldn't help feeling    sorry for him Sitting out there in the cold,    unwanted and unloved My young boy's heart, it went out to    him Eventually I took him out some milk    and some food I petted him on the head In a strange way he reminded me a    bit of myself " Seems like the whole world is    against you too, little fella" I said But his little head, it remained    bowed, his eyes closed, looking in        on himself, I left him there, Of the milk he never touched a drop And the food, never even looked at it He just sat there so still and so quiet, When I went out a little while later I found him, his little body all stiff    and cold...frozen in the cold "This isn't a world for little things", I    thought, " there are no miracles here, no     fairytales..... And there ain't no happy endings    either (They lied to us)". I buried him. I think I buried a part of myself as    well that day.
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