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While Petting the Cat . . . .
It's therapeutic to touch you, my huge rabbit's foot, furry worry stone. My fingers ride your spine to the crest between your ears. I knead your fur absently. And you? You lathe a trail across table and chair, supplanting less bouyant items in your path. What about you? Amber eyes squint into mine. Contentment? You're not saying.
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