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Wherever you are (Protagoras, October 14, 2007) Wherever you are little cat I hope you've found A stone warm in summer sun to lie on A sleepy giant in a soft bed to tread on A hidden nest in the long grass to sleep in Liver seared in butter, still bloody, to dine on And a deep quiet grave Like the one in your own wild garden For more on a wide array of other topics, please visit the oftwominds.com weblog. 
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