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- abandoned
- absence of light
dashing from red-orange
doe dashing down my hill
moments later, a large, red
dog-like creature, orange-red
with broad face and shoulders
and long moments later
a second orange-red creature
as dog-like as the first
of unrecognized breed
and unfamiliar color
a pair of dogs in the neighborhood
that i do not know?
wild creatures that i’ve never heard of?
my only hope is that the doe
is swift and finds shelter
unico resort
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
rounded brown agouti
supper-handout-seeking raccoon
sneak-under-napkin, snack-snitching crow
torpid, reminder-of-dinosaurs iguana
many non-paying fellow guests
here south of cancun