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In the meadow
a twelve point buck stands vigilant over the herd his polished black eyes reflect the woods within. A hungry cougar approaches. The buck entrenched his body consumed with fright--awaits. The cougar charges stops abruptly at streams edge. Its width not calculated by eagerness. He paces the bluff--yowls. With frustrated eyes he watches helplessly as the buck sensing the cats plight. Scurries from the openness into the chestnut woods into the blush twilight. Churring insects applaud the prancing waters--dancing pebbles. Laughter floods the silence and shadows etch new games.
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