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Poetry: A gentle touch

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  by Perry McCarney

  Rottweiler's Requiem

  She lies there motionless at the back of her run;
  Her food bowl is untouched before her.
  The osteosarcoma

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  by T.C Leonard

  "A Spark in Inky Blackness"

  A sweet caress, I do attest
  Can soften any blow
  An escape, but for a moment,
  From a highway lined

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  by Bambi Watson

  A gentle touch is all it takes...

  To once again feel my heart break

  I see you standing at the door...

  As you've done so many

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  by Laura Beth Caldwell

  It was the faint caress of an ancient wind,

  A Whisper between the rows

  Of lost loves and forgotten sorrows

  Epitaphs to a weary

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  by Jessica Shayne

  A gentle palm aside her face

  Her mothers' safe and warm embrace

  
  
  
  

  Satin garb against the skin

  An encouraging tap upon her chin

  
  
  
  

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Poetry: A gentle touch