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WolvesRob Diaz-Marino 1997-1998Of fang and claw, the wolves emerge their restlessness they now do purge to voice the moon their ghostly dirge and search for evening prey. The deer, she sport the blackened shape, its teeth are large, its mouth agape. She turns to run, but can't escape, and there she makes her grave. Together they run, amongst the dark, on the trees, they leave their mark, their eyes alight with blood-red spark, God's demons of the night. |
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