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Created on: December 04, 2008
The March of Wolves
There is a goal that I know of,
A place that I must reach,
My paws leave my identity,
On the freezing snow beneath.
I have no pure evidence,
That this place actually exists,
Only a fleeting hope in my heart,
That is too troublesome to resist.
So i breathe the frostbitten air,
Chasing the stars at night,
Howling at the moon,
And bathing in its light.
With every yard I gain,
My fangs begin to dull,
MY fur loses its luster,
As only time can tell.
But endure i must,
Across tenuous sheets of ice,
In the hopes of arriving,
In sunny paradise.
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