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Created on: April 21, 2008 Last Updated: June 13, 2008
She
Her coat is darker than the night sky,
Sleekly fitting against her supple skin,
Her agile muscles shimmer in the moonlight,
As she nimbly bounds from pillar to post,
Looking for her next victim,
She spies him in the shadows.
She stealthily sneaks,
Her green eyes glistening like emeralds,
In the dim street lamp light,
Casting down over her as she stalks her prey,
She moves her shoulders,
She pounces.
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Her coat is darker than the night sky,
Sleekly fitting against her supple skin,
Her agile muscles shimmer in the moonlight,
As
Defenseless
He was just a playful kitten
As happy as could be
He was black and shunned
By his mama and the other three
I saw
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in the year of nineteen eighty-three.
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Crossed my path today
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giving that look!
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so hard on my book.
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