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The Other Twelve A small troop of twelve roe deer frightened by the sudden noonday storm, like a flock of birds, together they ran as the lightning crashed & the deafening thunder rolled violent cracks opened like hungry mouths in the swollen ground Terror stricken & in immense darkness that engulfed all the land the troop fled the cover of the trees the trees that toppled at every turn Reaching the open plain nearer to the city they saw no escape from the pitch black sky Instinct pushed them to higher ground there they stopped on a skull like hill frozen they stared at three lone leafless trees Although mangled & disfigured, they solemnly & w/o hesitation bowed to their Creator.
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