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Those nasty, filthy, recalcitrant scavengers;
Canines who might ferociously bark And bare their sharp, yellow teeth At the slightest provocation of danger… Creatures of all sizes, shapes, and callings Avoiding these innocent, but surly beasts As they roam in their constant search, With an unbridled anticipation and dark, glaring eyes. From the callous city streets to the dusty, old rails, To the remote country roads and alleys, These prowling dogs hover, rove, and sniff In a reckless, cold, and truthful way, A rather imposing and threatening display away From making their frightened enemies retreat, To the safety of a far off, friendly And more auspicious locale…
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