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Created on: November 14, 2009
He waits patiently
His eyes never leave mine
"Wait your turn," I say
"You'll get yours in time"
He licks his lips with longing
As I bite into the turkey leg
He knows to lay calmly
Nothing good comes when you beg
I shovel in the stuffing
I inhale the warm bread
He starts to grow impatient
And gently nudges me with his head
I savor the candied yams
I sip on my red wine
He paces back and forth
In the carpet, he wears a line
Now it's time for pumpkin pie
But wait, what's this left on my plate?
Here Deuce, you can have my cranberry sauce
I never liked it anyways
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