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THE FAWN
In front of my car she bounded; Unsure who was more surprised, I swerved to avoid hitting the fawn Whose very life on me relied. The fawn just kept on running, Her coat was so light and brown Dappled here and there with spots A pure white tail like eiderdown. The beauty of the small creature Was such a lovely sight to see. I'm glad to have stopped in time; She wouldn't be hurt by me! She stood on the side of the road Then took off into the dark wood; The little fawn was gone from sight But seeing her had been so good. For we often forget God's beauty We forget at times to look and see In unexpected places, a reminder That He made all creatures free. Countrymom
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