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Created on: February 07, 2010
The moths bob and weave
Above a wooden shack,
Evading paws that swipe
Like anti-aircraft flak;
When suddenly Clarisse
Launches at the squadron,
But lands on her feet
In a nearby garden;
She then scales a tree
And hurls herself again,
Tearing a powdered wing
That can never mend.
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